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At 07:25 AM 10/8/00 GMT, thum aun wrote:
>Hi all,
>i have used the DOS command "netstat -a" to scan those ports open in my PC
>and i got the following :
This doesn't really "scan" anything. It just tells you what you are
listening on ;-)
>
>Microsoft(R) Windows 95
> (C)Copyright Microsoft Corp 1981-1996.
>
>C:\WINDOWS>netstat -a
>
>Active Connections
>
> Proto Local Address Foreign Address State
> TCP thum:1363 gfx.law7.hotmail.com:80 TIME_WAIT
You're connected to hotmail's website (your source port is 1363 {chosen
randomly} and the destination port is 80 {HTTP})
> TCP thum:1374 63.85.84.140:80 ESTABLISHED
You're connected to one of doubleclick's web sites (banner ads)
> TCP thum:1375 63.85.84.140:80 ESTABLISHED
You're connected to one of doubleclick's web sites (banner ads)
> TCP thum:1210 195.219.48.9:80 ESTABLISHED
You're connected to one of AKAMAI's websites.
> TCP thum:1211 195.219.48.9:80 ESTABLISHED
You're connected to one of AKAMAI's websites.
> TCP thum:1247 205.188.4.217:5190 ESTABLISHED
You're connected using AOL or AOL Instant Messager
> UDP thum:sytek *:*
You're listening on UDP port 500. Sounds like you have an IKE enabled
SecuRemote client loaded.
> UDP thum:nbname *:*
Standard NetBIOS stuff
> UDP thum:nbdatagram *:*
Standard NetBIOS stuff
> UDP thum:1032 *:*
Not sure what this one is, but seeing as how you're running NetBIOS, it
could be an RPC port for just about anything....
>
>C:\WINDOWS>
>
>can someone out therre please explain to me all the stuff above ? or
>recommend some source that i can refer to for detail info about this
>"netstat -a" command ?
>
>thousand thanks to you !
>
>best regards,
>Kelvin
Hope that helps!
Jason
