Re: Kazaa/p2pnetworking ports

[sullo () cirt net]

I have a decent list of ports (3569, including these) if anyone wants... you can
export in nmap/services format:

http://www.cirt.net/cgi-bin/ports.pl

-Sullo


Quoting Jake Maul <jakemaul () cox net>:

> Howdy,
> Whilst checking the access log on my router I ran across accesses to 
> port 3531. A little googling leads to the discovery of 2 (4) ports not 
> listed in nmap-services. Perhaps they could be inserted into the 
> distributed nmap-services file for the next release as such:
>
> kazaa             1214/tcp   # Kazaa File Sharing
> kazaa             1214/udp   # Kazaa File Sharing
> p2pnetworking     3531/tcp   # P2PNetworking/PeerEnabler protocol
> p2pnetworking     3531/udp   # P2PNetworking/PeerEnabler protocol
>
> 3531 might be better named 'PeerEnabler', since that's the name of the 
> product and P2PNetworking.exe is the name of the executable. Or the 
> company name could be used, "Joltid".
>
> On PC's where Kazaa has been installed and run, P2PNetworking.exe opens 
> up port 3531, and it stays open even if Kazaa is closed (it is a 
> separate process, and the port is not configurable). If it is not 
> running when Kazaa is launched, it will be started- but never stopped. 
> 1214 is open only when Kazaa is running, but 1214 is only the default 
> port (user-configurable).
>
> There's a short and sweet thread about this:
> http://lists.jammed.com/incidents/2003/07/0045.html
>
>
>
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