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| Subject: | Unknow process listening on high port |
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| Date: | Tue, 25 Oct 2005 06:33:16 -0700 |
I have been auditing a couple of my Suse enterprise 9 servers and have come across a different port on each of them that doesn't show up when I use lsof, but show up in nmap and netstat. The ports are 39207/tcp on one server and 49751/tcp on the other. When I do lsof -i -n and grep it for the proper port I get no output. When I do netstat -ap I get an output, but the pid shows up as -. I haven't seen a process show up as a - before and don't where to start looking for that process. Here is the output of the netstat: server1:~# netstat -ap |grep 39207 tcp 0 0 *:39207 *:* LISTEN - I get the same results on the other server as well Any ideas would be appreciated.
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