You can find most services listed in /etc/services which is a subset
of the IANA (Internet Assigned Numbers Authority) assigned port numbers plus
a few site specific goodies thrown in for good measure.
On Wed, Jan 12, 2000 at 04:41:26PM -0800, Jacob Joseph wrote:
> 23 is telnet, 1983 is ftp, another is auth, ...but specifically, what are
> the rest? This came out of a portscanner on the local network with the
> machine. And, which can I disable yet still allow telnet access?
> Port 23 is open
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ telnet, as you have noted.
> Port 111 is open
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Portmapper - probably have nfs enabled.
> Port 113 is open
> Port 139 is open
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ SMB - Windows networking - You must have Samba running.
> Port 513 is open
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> Port 514 is open
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> Port 901 is open
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ SWAT - Samba Web Administration Tool.
> Port 1983 is open
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ You said ftp? Ftp should be on 21. What's it doing
on that port number? That port number is "unassigned" according to IANA.
Ok... This last bunch is "good drugs time"...
The port number is an unsigned short, a 16 bit unsigned number.
i.e. 0-65535. There ain't no port numbers above 65535.
> Port 65559 is open
65536 + 23
> Port 65647 is open
65536 + 111
> Port 65649 is open
65536 + 113
> Port 65675 is open
65536 + 139
> Port 66049 is open
65536 + 513
> Port 66050 is open
65536 + 514
> Port 66437 is open
65536 + 901
> Port 67519 is open
65536 + 1983
Gee... I think I see a pattern here (and probably a buggy program).
What app gave you that list? It's either out of rev or you need to file
a bug report.
> Thanks,
> Jacob Joseph
Mike
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