[SUSPECT-HEADER] - RE: Check_nt port numbers - Email found in subject

[John C. Welch]

On 8/30/04 2:22 PM, "Cook, Garry" <GWCOOK at mactec.com> wrote:

> Did you read the docs? I'm sure you can find information on the default
> port in there.
> Alternatively, can you filter the firewall logs on source/destination?
> Perhaps you can see what port is being blocked, which would be useful if
> you are using something other than the default.

Not that I saw, although I could have missed it.

Unfortunately, SP2 is soaking up port scans as well, and the requests
weren't showing up in the firewall log. <sigh>

But thanks to everyone who helped, 1248 was indeed the correct answer.

john

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John C. Welch
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