Re: port=1026&reason=ICMPsent
From: Donnie (queyosepa_at_quetejodas.net)
Date: 11/15/05
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Date: Tue, 15 Nov 2005 00:59:11 GMT
"ed" <xyz@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> My win 2002 SP2 server is periodically sending a ICMP on UDP port 1026 to
> various IPS. Looking at TCP
> view, the only process open on all IPS (about 9 of them) is LSASS.EXE,
> specifically isakmp. I have not actually witnessed the UDP, so this may
be
> a wrong assumption.
>
> Packet flag is 0x0, so this may be nothing more than a ping, not sure.
>
> Virus and anti-spyware scans are negative. Any thoughts?
>
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Check the netstat -an output.
donnie
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