--- Brad Campbell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > 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
>
Hi Brad
Thanks a lot , it established a session
between the two machine . ie port is redirected , and
now , I have to see why p3scan does not work
Thanks a Lot
Joseph John
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