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We can not close only port 2002 on Line2.<br />
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Either we have to disable line2 completely or limit access to it defining an access-list.<br />
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Please check <a href="http://www.itcertnotes.com/2012/10/cisco-ios-tcp-ports-2002-4002-6002-and.html" rel="ugc">This </a>
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We can not close only port 2002 on Line2.

Either we have to disable line2 completely or limit access to it defining an access-list.

Please check This [http://www.itcertnotes.com/2012/10/cisco-ios-tcp-ports-2002-4002-6002-and.html]

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Thanks for the quick reply. I dont think I'm using line 2, how would I find out if I'm using it. How would I disable it?
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Thanks for the quick reply. I dont think I'm using line 2, how would I find out if I'm using it. How would I disable it?

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That worked, thanks very much for the help. I'm familiar with all of those commands but wasnt sure it would be that simple for line 2. I was not that familiar with line 2. Thanks again!
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That worked, thanks very much for the help. I'm familiar with all of those commands but wasnt sure it would be that simple for line 2. I was not that familiar with line 2. Thanks again!

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I have a vulnerability scan performed by an outside vendor. My Cisco 2901 keeps getting flagged for having port 2002 open, which is a common port for some worms or something. <br />
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After doing some research I think that port 2002 is associated with line 2. Does anyone know how to close/remove this port and make some changes to line 2 so this port doesnt show up on my vuln scans?? Thanks so much for any help. <br />
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line 2<br />
&nbsp;no activation-character<br />
&nbsp;no exec<br />
&nbsp;transport preferred none<br />
&nbsp;transport input all<br />
&nbsp;transport output pad telnet rlogin lapb-ta mop udptn v120 ssh<br />
&nbsp;stopbits 1
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I have a vulnerability scan performed by an outside vendor. My Cisco 2901 keeps getting flagged for having port 2002 open, which is a common port for some worms or something. 

After doing some research I think that port 2002 is associated with line 2. Does anyone know how to close/remove this port and make some changes to line 2 so this port doesnt show up on my vuln scans?? Thanks so much for any help. 

line 2
 no activation-character
 no exec
 transport preferred none
 transport input all
 transport output pad telnet rlogin lapb-ta mop udptn v120 ssh
 stopbits 1

Cisco 2901 line 2 port 2002

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