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December 15th, 2001, 12:55 PM
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netstat
hello again thanks for the earlier replys helped alot....anyway
running netstat -a on w2k and finding on my dos prompt´(besides some tcp and other UDp's)
Proto local address foreignaddress state
UDP 'usergroup:38037 *.*
UDP 'usergroup:isakmp' *.*
What does UDP that TCP does not and on such a high port number?
isakmp what is that??
What range on the port numbers listening are normal (I heard somepeople open backdoors on high portnumbers)?
New to security and networking,
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