write2safari
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regarding my server's ports
i am receiving the following warning message
"YOUR MESSENGER SERVICE IS WIDE OPEN TO THE ENTIRE INTRNET"
any idea on how can i protect my server's ports?
"YOUR MESSENGER SERVICE IS WIDE OPEN TO THE ENTIRE INTRNET"
any idea on how can i protect my server's ports?
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write2safari,
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You have many questions open, with little or no responses. Please close them or respond to them. Otherwise not very many people will help you.
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If you really have a port open, follow advice above.
To check for open ports, take a look at www.insecure.org and you may find that nmap is something you cold try.
Regards
/RID