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Subject: what is this tcp port
Date: Sat, 03 May 97 10:19:54 -0700
From: Randall Raemon <delta1@netcom.com>
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This past week, somebody ran a port scanner across my firewall.
I've been able to identify and kind of understand why the given
ports got probed, mostly. There are two tcp ports that I can't
identify as to what they are intended for: 1494/ica and
1127/supfiledbg.

Does anybody have any idea what ica and supfiledbg are for, and
why they're in the /etc/services file?

Thanks...

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Randall Raemon
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