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Hello.
I have a question about two entries in "Open Ports" log of Outpost Pro 2.0.
The first that I'm wondering about is:
System/local host/0(port0)/Raw Socket.
And:
lsass.exe/local host/0/Protocol 255.
I have XP home SP1 with a 56k dialup connection.
Are these entries normal?
If not,what should I do regarding rules?
The Raw Socket entry is one that I'm not familiar with.
Protocol 255 is a loopback isn't it?
FWIW Outpost Pro comes up stealth at grc and others.
I like Outpost Pro enough that I registered it.
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Tester you can try doing a search of the forum on lsass.exe and I have the loop back disabled in mine.
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5 posts - Last post: Feb 5, 2002When I scan my linux box for open ports, i have several of them, but they shouldn't be open. I removed the lines for them in /etc/services,
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You can also go to OutPost Pro V2 FAQ and answers to your questions should also be there I believe the topic on both of these have been covered extensively.Outpost Firewall Guide. (http://www.outpostfirewall.com/guide/index.htm) I go here alot of the time when looking for some answers.
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Z> Open Port: 26087. Z> So my questions are: What could be using 6000 and 26087? and, can. Z> daytime and time be safely disabled? Z> thanks
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Also check out Rules Creation and Presets.
If these do not answer your questions then some one should be along here soon that can answer them.
Randy
BTW Tester Welcome to the Forum and OP.
I hope it works for you Tester if not post back here and one of our Great Mods can point you to more information.
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Thanks GoonMan.
I disabled "loopback" and I'll see what happens.
I should have thought of Webhikers guide.
I've read it before.
I did a forum search for Raw Socket and I see that this has been discussed before.
I mad a global rule for deny and reporting of Unknown Protocols.
I'll see if anything gets reported.
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