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April 6th 04, 09:45 PM
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 Odd connections Hi all, Dunno if anyone will have any ideas on this....i was looking at netstat and found a shedload of connections.....to me???? - TCP Laptop:1027 Laptop:4749 ESTABLISHED TCP Laptop:1027 Laptop:4785 FIN_WAIT_2 TCP Laptop:1027 Laptop:4787 ESTABLISHED TCP Laptop:1027 Laptop:4795 TIME_WAIT TCP Laptop:1027 Laptop:4797 TIME_WAIT TCP Laptop:1030 Laptop:1031 ESTABLISHED TCP Laptop:1031 Laptop:1030 ESTABLISHED TCP Laptop:3495 Laptop:1027 CLOSE_WAIT TCP Laptop:4749 Laptop:1027 ESTABLISHED TCP Laptop:4758 Laptop:1027 CLOSE_WAIT TCP Laptop:4760 Laptop:1027 CLOSE_WAIT TCP Laptop:4762 Laptop:1027 CLOSE_WAIT TCP Laptop:4764 Laptop:1027 CLOSE_WAIT TCP Laptop:4785 Laptop:1027 CLOSE_WAIT TCP Laptop:4787 Laptop:1027 ESTABLISHED TCP Laptop:4791 Laptop:8000 ESTABLISHED TCP Laptop:8000 Laptop:4791 ESTABLISHED Any guesses? Cheers --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.647 / Virus Database: 414 - Release Date: 29/03/2004   |
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#2
April 6th 04, 10:22 PM
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| Odd connections Port 1027 is officially reserved for ExoSee (http://www.exosee.com/ - ExoSee peer-to-peer file sharing software) Occasionally you get some naughty programs that use ports they haven't officially been assigned by IANA. (Officially registered ports with the IANA: ftp://ftp.iana.org/assignments/port-numbers ) To confirm: At your prompt (depending on your OS, 2000/XP/2003 only) do: netstat -a -o The right-hand most column will display a PID number 1-4 digits long. Open task manager (ctrl+alt+del), Choose the processes tab, Choose View Menu Select Columns... Tick PID (Process Identifiation) to add that to your current view Now, all you have to do is match up the PID number shown in your DOS box to the PID number shown in task manager and you'll be able to see what program is opening that port. If it's SVCHOST.EXE, that means it's a Windows service in your Computer Manager Services console thats making that connection. -Lawrence. "monkeying......" wrote in message news:5ODcc.158$nl6.59@newsfe1-win... Hi all, Dunno if anyone will have any ideas on this....i was looking at netstat and found a shedload of connections.....to me???? - TCP Laptop:1027 Laptop:4749 ESTABLISHED TCP Laptop:1027 Laptop:4785 FIN_WAIT_2 TCP Laptop:1027 Laptop:4787 ESTABLISHED TCP Laptop:1027 Laptop:4795 TIME_WAIT TCP Laptop:1027 Laptop:4797 TIME_WAIT TCP Laptop:1030 Laptop:1031 ESTABLISHED TCP Laptop:1031 Laptop:1030 ESTABLISHED TCP Laptop:3495 Laptop:1027 CLOSE_WAIT TCP Laptop:4749 Laptop:1027 ESTABLISHED TCP Laptop:4758 Laptop:1027 CLOSE_WAIT TCP Laptop:4760 Laptop:1027 CLOSE_WAIT TCP Laptop:4762 Laptop:1027 CLOSE_WAIT TCP Laptop:4764 Laptop:1027 CLOSE_WAIT TCP Laptop:4785 Laptop:1027 CLOSE_WAIT TCP Laptop:4787 Laptop:1027 ESTABLISHED TCP Laptop:4791 Laptop:8000 ESTABLISHED TCP Laptop:8000 Laptop:4791 ESTABLISHED Any guesses? Cheers --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.647 / Virus Database: 414 - Release Date: 29/03/2004 |
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#3
April 6th 04, 10:34 PM
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| Odd connections "Lawrence Stromski" wrote in message ... Port 1027 is officially reserved for ExoSee (http://www.exosee.com/ - ExoSee peer-to-peer file sharing software) Occasionally you get some naughty programs that use ports they haven't officially been assigned by IANA. (Officially registered ports with the IANA: ftp://ftp.iana.org/assignments/port-numbers ) To confirm: At your prompt (depending on your OS, 2000/XP/2003 only) do: netstat -a -o The right-hand most column will display a PID number 1-4 digits long. Open task manager (ctrl+alt+del), Choose the processes tab, Choose View Menu Select Columns... Tick PID (Process Identifiation) to add that to your current view Now, all you have to do is match up the PID number shown in your DOS box to the PID number shown in task manager and you'll be able to see what program is opening that port. If it's SVCHOST.EXE, that means it's a Windows service in your Computer Manager Services console thats making that connection. -Lawrence. "monkeying......" wrote in message news:5ODcc.158$nl6.59@newsfe1-win... Hi all, Dunno if anyone will have any ideas on this....i was looking at netstat and found a shedload of connections.....to me???? - TCP Laptop:1027 Laptop:4749 ESTABLISHED TCP Laptop:1027 Laptop:4785 FIN_WAIT_2 TCP Laptop:1027 Laptop:4787 ESTABLISHED TCP Laptop:1027 Laptop:4795 TIME_WAIT TCP Laptop:1027 Laptop:4797 TIME_WAIT TCP Laptop:1030 Laptop:1031 ESTABLISHED TCP Laptop:1031 Laptop:1030 ESTABLISHED TCP Laptop:3495 Laptop:1027 CLOSE_WAIT TCP Laptop:4749 Laptop:1027 ESTABLISHED TCP Laptop:4758 Laptop:1027 CLOSE_WAIT TCP Laptop:4760 Laptop:1027 CLOSE_WAIT TCP Laptop:4762 Laptop:1027 CLOSE_WAIT TCP Laptop:4764 Laptop:1027 CLOSE_WAIT TCP Laptop:4785 Laptop:1027 CLOSE_WAIT TCP Laptop:4787 Laptop:1027 ESTABLISHED TCP Laptop:4791 Laptop:8000 ESTABLISHED TCP Laptop:8000 Laptop:4791 ESTABLISHED Any guesses? Cheers --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.647 / Virus Database: 414 - Release Date: 29/03/2004 Thanks for that......paranoid? me? --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.647 / Virus Database: 414 - Release Date: 29/03/2004 |
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April 6th 04, 11:17 PM
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| Odd connections If it is Local: Laptop to Remote: Laptop, you probably don't have anything to worry about. It's the Local: Laptop to Remote: microsofts.illegial.data.collection.server.microso ft.com you need to worry about :-) "monkeying......" wrote in message ... "Lawrence Stromski" wrote in message ... Port 1027 is officially reserved for ExoSee (http://www.exosee.com/ - ExoSee peer-to-peer file sharing software) Occasionally you get some naughty programs that use ports they haven't officially been assigned by IANA. (Officially registered ports with the IANA: ftp://ftp.iana.org/assignments/port-numbers ) To confirm: At your prompt (depending on your OS, 2000/XP/2003 only) do: netstat -a -o The right-hand most column will display a PID number 1-4 digits long. Open task manager (ctrl+alt+del), Choose the processes tab, Choose View Menu Select Columns... Tick PID (Process Identifiation) to add that to your current view Now, all you have to do is match up the PID number shown in your DOS box to the PID number shown in task manager and you'll be able to see what program is opening that port. If it's SVCHOST.EXE, that means it's a Windows service in your Computer Manager Services console thats making that connection. -Lawrence. "monkeying......" wrote in message news:5ODcc.158$nl6.59@newsfe1-win... Hi all, Dunno if anyone will have any ideas on this....i was looking at netstat and found a shedload of connections.....to me???? - TCP Laptop:1027 Laptop:4749 ESTABLISHED TCP Laptop:1027 Laptop:4785 FIN_WAIT_2 TCP Laptop:1027 Laptop:4787 ESTABLISHED TCP Laptop:1027 Laptop:4795 TIME_WAIT TCP Laptop:1027 Laptop:4797 TIME_WAIT TCP Laptop:1030 Laptop:1031 ESTABLISHED TCP Laptop:1031 Laptop:1030 ESTABLISHED TCP Laptop:3495 Laptop:1027 CLOSE_WAIT TCP Laptop:4749 Laptop:1027 ESTABLISHED TCP Laptop:4758 Laptop:1027 CLOSE_WAIT TCP Laptop:4760 Laptop:1027 CLOSE_WAIT TCP Laptop:4762 Laptop:1027 CLOSE_WAIT TCP Laptop:4764 Laptop:1027 CLOSE_WAIT TCP Laptop:4785 Laptop:1027 CLOSE_WAIT TCP Laptop:4787 Laptop:1027 ESTABLISHED TCP Laptop:4791 Laptop:8000 ESTABLISHED TCP Laptop:8000 Laptop:4791 ESTABLISHED Any guesses? Cheers --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.647 / Virus Database: 414 - Release Date: 29/03/2004 Thanks for that......paranoid? me? --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.647 / Virus Database: 414 - Release Date: 29/03/2004 |
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