[CentOS] Strange TCP ports phenomena
Scot L. Harris
webid at cfl.rr.comWed Aug 17 20:01:59 UTC 2005
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On Wed, 2005-08-17 at 15:45, Dominik Składanowski wrote: > > Sounds like exactly what you're seeing, I know our watchguard firebox proxies FTP connections so it looks like every box has FTP installed even if they don't. > > > > Do you have a router/firewall in front of your server? If you are using > > something like http://www.grc.com to scan from the Internet you are > > probably getting a response from the router/firewall in front of your > > server not from the server itself. > Few days ago I had another server on the same IP (it's IP for tests > before production place), which was FTP server. So maybe that's a reason? If the current server does not have those ports open they should show as closed or stealthed. I believe that you have a device providing NAT in front of your machine and it has that port open for some reason. Is that at an ISP or a home network?
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