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Subject: List of tcp/udf/icmp port used
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Does anyone know of a site/list that details common apps (ftp, sendmail) etc that
send data or connection over the internet. 

I know about services inetd.conf but its very hard to figure out what other
ports(tcp,udp,icmp) they also use.

I have been reading "Building Internet FIrewalls" to find out, but:

If anyone knows of this kind of list, pleae let me know.

Thanks

	

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