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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
> Boris Karloff
> Sent: Wednesday, September 07, 2005 8:19 AM
> I have a user on my network with a Linux box that is
> performing a port scan on all the computers in my network
> manually. He's doin
On Sep 7, 2005, at 11:30 AM, Denny Jodeit wrote:
Hello:
I have a user on my network with a Linux box that is
performing a port scan on all the computers in my network
manually. He's doing this 'because he can'. Although I've
asked him not to, he continues to do so.
1) How can I block or i
Boris Karloff wrote:
I have a user on my network with a Linux box that is
performing a port scan on all the computers in my network
manually. He's doing this 'because he can'. Although I've
asked him not to, he continues to do so.
1) How can I block or inhibit port scans launched against my
free
>
> Hello:
>
> I have a user on my network with a Linux box that is
> performing a port scan on all the computers in my network
> manually. He's doing this 'because he can'. Although I've
> asked him not to, he continues to do so.
>
> 1) How can I block or inhibit port scans launched against my
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> Subject: Re: port scanning and hidden servers
>
> If you ask him not to do so, then you know who he is, correct? The
> best way to prevent him from continuing is to deny him access to the
> network. AFAIK there is no way to block a scan, though you could
> clos
If you ask him not to do so, then you know who he is, correct? The
best way to prevent him from continuing is to deny him access to the
network. AFAIK there is no way to block a scan, though you could
close ports and otherwise secure your systems so that the scans won't
produce any helpful informa
Hello:
I have a user on my network with a Linux box that is
performing a port scan on all the computers in my network
manually. He's doing this 'because he can'. Although I've
asked him not to, he continues to do so.
1) How can I block or inhibit port scans launched against my
freeBSD servers fro
