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Strange 33434/UDP traffic from MS W2k with Active Directory

From: etay () TRAININGNET COM (Eugene Taylashev)
Date: Mon, 1 May 2000 11:09:00 -0700


Hi All,
could somebody advise me for what reasons Microsoft uses port 33434 udp on
Windows 2000 servers with active directory. My servers generates a lot of
traffic to different hosts on this port without any control from my side.
        Thanks a lot

Eugene Taylashev
Security Consultant
CCNA, MCSE+Internet, CNE
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