John Joseph wrote:
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> Hi
> I am in search of a tool which , will shows me
> wheter some port(110) is redirected to 8110 . This is
> to make sure that , if I access port 110 it should get
> redirected to port 8110
> Using "namp" was not usefull for me.
netcat is your friend..
if you are looking for port redirection on the local host.. ie a process on the
server accesses port
110 and gets redirected to port 8110 then you need some more trickery..
If you just want all remote machines accessing 110 on the server to be
redirected to 8110 then you
are on the right track.. an easy test..
On the server nc -l -p 8110
On any other machine nc server 110
should establish a connection between the two netcat sessions..
Brad
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