um, ctrl + enter to resize your command prompt window, at the top of the window there are the copy/paste buttons
heh =)
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um, ctrl + enter to resize your command prompt window, at the top of the window there are the copy/paste buttons
heh =)
ctrl-enter does nothing...
207.46.107.16 = microsoft.com (auto-update?)
64.12.25.153= Aol (not an account but an aol server)
64.12.24.105 = another AOL server
205.188.6.218 another
205.188.4.112 and another
their all aol servers!
one is a proxy another is DNS. one is probably for the buddy list but their all direct assignment ips. none belong to members
Port Number 5190
Port Number 1863Quote:
aol 5190/tcp America-Online
aol 5190/udp America-Online
MSNP= Microsoft Instant Messaging ProtocolQuote:
msnp 1863/tcp MSNP
msnp 1863/udp MSNP
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guess I posted to late. But these are what the ports are that you should on those IPs
what about 61.94.190.9?
and what the hecks epmap?
emap
sourceQuote:
Microsoft DCE Locator service aka. end-point mapper. It works like Sun RPC portmapper, except that end-points can also be named pipes. Microsoft relies upon DCE RPC to remotely manage services. Some services that use port 135 of end-point mapping are:
DHCP server
DNS server
WINS server
AKA NCS local location broker
http://www.iss.net/security_center/a...35/default.htm
5190 is AIM. Were you chatting with someone when you checked the netstat? If yes... how many?
i wasn't talking to anyone at the time... i got connections from some place called level3.net, what exactly is that? :confused:
you dont have to be chatting...its a part of aol they keep looking to see if your there. its on as soon as you go on line. it nothing to worry about.
C:\>netstat
Active Connections
Proto Local Address Foreign Address State
TCP <my Computer>:1672 berp-cn19.dial.aol.com:13784 ESTABLISHED
TCP <my Computer>:1674 205.188.49.120:5190 ESTABLISHED
TCP <my Computer>:1834 cache02.ns.uu.net:domain ESTABLISHED
TCP <my Computer>:1838 cache02.ns.uu.net:domain ESTABLISHED
TCP <my Computer>:1842 cache02.ns.uu.net:domain ESTABLISHED
TCP <my Computer>:1844 cache02.ns.uu.net:domain ESTABLISHED
if you do the netstat without any flags you get names instead of IPs
http://www.level3.com/
go to http://samspade.org down load sam spade. it free and will allow you to learn allot
If I remembered correctly, I had traces that led to that DNS. It was an OS Fingerprinting
attempt. I contacted them but had no help. Seemed like everyone there all had their heads up their asses. But it seemed to have work cause I didn't get anymore attempts =) This might not be the case but I hope it helps.
Goodluck