It depends on your set up. If you have MS servers in a DMZ or something MS that is
trying to go through a firewall and uses RPC that it could be you need to regedit some
things to lock them down. I have ran into this problem a couple of times. A LOT of MS
products use random ports above 1024. They must be locked down to function correctly.
Steve Smith , MCSE CCNA
OES
Memphis, TN
901-388-4637 ext.106
>>> Duane Joubert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 06/09/00 02:43AM >>>
Hi
Can someone please fully explain the use of port 1037 to me?
I have been unable to find any useful information about it and no-one
seems to know exactly what uses it.
TIA
Duane
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