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  1. March 18th, 2003, 04:48 AM #21
    d0ppelg@nger
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    True ISP's frown upon portscanning. I myself have had one of the Admin's of the ISP at work call me and ask what I was doing. Nothing I say, just a lil port scanning. They get emails from Admin's that say that they are getting scanned from a certain IP. I personally get scanned hundreds of times within a week on my firewalls. It's part of life on the net. The best practice is to keep your packages/images/firmware/etc... up to date and log everything.......
  2. March 18th, 2003, 04:57 AM #22
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    Do you have a static or dynamic ip? if its dynamic they are finding you via either by a chat program eg icq or a a
    program on your computer if static i would say a "virus program"like code red etc type netstat -a to find out whats running
    also get a free port scanner eg nmap and scan 127.0.0.1 to see what ports are open
  3. March 19th, 2003, 06:16 AM #23
    tammy_hope
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    Hay,
    Quad how about NO,
    Im sorry but i think not and as you have been so kind to say you will only do it with the concent of the owner I guess Our system is safe from you!!!
    tho thank you for the thought
  4. March 19th, 2003, 12:33 PM #24
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    I am constsntly getting scanned by this one ip address and I wish to trace it to find out who it is.
    How can i do this? thay are resenably strong attacks..
    The best info on IP who's and how many records against it (VisualAlarm Report).

    http://www.dshield.org/ipinfo.php
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  6. March 19th, 2003, 05:09 PM #25
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    you can easily block some ports using your firewall, I have blocked 135, 137 and 139 both tcp/udp.
    These ports are used for Netbios etc, and that my friend, you dont need.
    The log of my firewall has become a lot shorter after i blocked these ports
    Blocking ports is a good thing
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  7. March 19th, 2003, 09:45 PM #26
    Quad
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    Originally posted here by tammy_hope
    Hay,
    Quad how about NO,
    Im sorry but i think not and as you have been so kind to say you will only do it with the concent of the owner I guess Our system is safe from you!!!
    tho thank you for the thought

    Hmmm tammy, I think you misunderstood the inuendo in my post. Ciao.
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