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Re. How to find which ports are Firewalled?

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From: Elmar Baumann
Date: Thu, 31 Mar 2005 21:10
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> wrote in Article <424af244@newsgroups.borland.com>
>with Subject: How to find which ports are Firewalled?, on 30.03.2005 20:38:27
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>How to find which ports are Firewalled?


By over 65000 Ports is the better Question how to find open Ports on a 
System, because all unused Ports should be closed. If you don't write your
own Software you could simply use a Portscanner for this.

Regards

Elmar Baumann




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