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Im trying that and lansweeper, its hard when you walk into an undocumented network and you are told &quot;hey build a new DMZ by 3/31&quot;.
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Im trying that and lansweeper, its hard when you walk into an undocumented network and you are told "hey build a new DMZ by 3/31".

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I completely understand... if these don't work out then post back with what's not working right and I'll help you fine tune a method.
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I completely understand... if these don't work out then post back with what's not working right and I'll help you fine tune a method.

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I think I got it mostly figured out, they really need a documented network though but thats really hard to do with something this large and this late in the game.
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I think I got it mostly figured out, they really need a documented network though but thats really hard to do with something this large and this late in the game.

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Hello<br />
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I need to build a list of servers and the ports in use for DMZ purposes. &nbsp;They are all server 2008 R2. &nbsp;Is there a better way of doing this or is there a script to make it easier and if so how?<br />
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Thanks!
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Hello

I need to build a list of servers and the ports in use for DMZ purposes.  They are all server 2008 R2.  Is there a better way of doing this or is there a script to make it easier and if so how?

Thanks!

Server 2008 R2 List of ports and services

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