How do i check my computer to see if port # 19638 is being blocked by an application or anything.
(it's not a router problem)
This port is mandatory for me to access the admin control panel on my website www.phileoca.com/admin
Thank you
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www.phileoca.com/admin is the login page for my website so that i can do stuff say,, check bandwidth, add users, filter mail, file manager, analog reports, etc.etc.
it worked before on my home pc. Now, it doesn't work, and it's very irritating.
The utility returned to me that the port was blocked. I need that port open. Somewhere it's blocked, somewhere it needs to be opened. I just have no idea, and the question hasn't come up before in EE (with an accepted answer anyway)
i been reading on the MS KB, but i dont understand how this would permit me to "grant access" to the port
http://support.microsoft.c
this is what i get when i portscan
http://www.portdetective.c
If u wanna see what else has been done that is kind of relating to this problem:
http://www.experts-exchang
-yes i've tried with other PC's works fine
-Yes i've disables ZA, still problem.
kind of. Not everything. Already check logs regarding port 19638
I'm really considering moving all documents and files i want to save to my F drive (serial STS)
then formating my C drive, reinstalling windows and apps. i'm on the verge of destruction
/equip "PC" both hands
/wait 1
/climb tower
/wait 1
/launch
/emote Watches PC make a crater type hole in ground.
^^
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by: PeteLongPosted on 2004-05-11 at 09:53:14ID: 11042340
from command line type netstat -a this shows all listening ports :)
Finding out what Ports are open
TO find out what ports are open/exposed do the following
Start >Run >type "cmd" {enter}
At the command line type "netstat -a" {enter}
The list displayed shows "Listening ports" and established "Who is on the other end" connections to yout computer.
WARNING
This is a list of common Trojan/Backdoor Port numbers
http://www.sans.org/resour
Who is listening? Use this syntax: netstat -an |find /i "listening"
Save who is listening to a text file: netstat -an |find /i "listening" > c:\openports.txt
Who is established? Use this syntax: netstat -an |find /i "established"
Note: In Windows XP, you can type NETSTAT -O to get a list of all the owning process ID associated with each connection: netstat -ao |find /i "listening"
*****Pulist*****
You can use PULIST from the W2K Resource Kit to find the PID and see what process uses it and who started it. For example, you found out that your computer had an open connection to a remote IP address on TCP port 80, and you don't have any Internet Explorer or other browser windows open. You want to find out what process is using that session.
Download: http://www.microsoft.com/w
*****Links*****
Port Assignments for Commonly-Used Services
http://www.microsoft.com/w
TCP/UDP Ports Used By Exchange 2000 Server
http://support.microsoft.c
Nice shiny Port List :0)
http://hackerwhacker.com/p
http://www.incubus.co.uk/o
http://www.petri.co.il/qui
*****Portscan Software*****
Run Fport from Foundstone:
http://www.foundstone.com/
It will tell you what .EXE has the ports open. You can take appropriate actions
Monitor what port is doing what with Active Ports.
http://www.protect-me.com/
Scan Yourself (Free)
Scan your Ports with Port Detective: lets you scan your PC ports to see which are open, in use, or blocked. This will help you find out how vulnerable your system is to hackers, and will also let you know which ports you can use for applications such as Web servers
http://www.portdetective.c
Scan Remote COmputers (Free)
Advanced port scanner is a small, fast, robust and easy-to use port scanner for Win32 platform. It uses a multithread technique, so on fast machines you can scan ports very fast. Also, it contains descriptions for common ports, and can perform scans on predefined port ranges. You can use it for FREE. Download now!
http://www.antivirus.com.a