Re: firewall script and port 389,1002,1720..

> Hi, > My questions, > Why are those last 3 ports open? use lsof or fuser to determine what PID has that port open. fuser -n udp PORT_NUMBER fuser -n tcp PORT_NUMBER lsof | grep LISTEN (shows TCP listening processes) lsof | grep UDP (shows UDP listening processes) > i've looked around in the r

firewall script and port 389,1002,1720..

Hi, I was wondering about this. I had a firewall script generated at the firewall site. http://home.hetnet.nl/~wsa30/rc.firewall there's my script. From a different ISP i ran a portscanner and i found the following ports open 21 (normal cause this one is allowed) 389 LDAP 1002 1720 h323hostcall