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Re: Keep connecting to remote host on port 7869
From: Anthony LaMantia <contact () bia-security com>
Date: 25 Oct 2002 21:45:04 -0500

do you have a dump of the data inside the packet? port 7869 is the
default port of php debugger i dont know how that is helpfull to you but
data dump would help

Anthony LaMantia
http://www.bia-security.com

On Thu, 2002-10-24 at 22:04, Frank Cheong wrote:


I got a question with my redhat linux host (which is a mail host) keep 
connecting to other remote host quite frequently on remote port 7869 and I 
m receiving these firewall log almost every minutes. Could someone give me 
hints so that I can further isolate the problem or trim down the scope to 
find out the real cause.

Below is the firewall log (IP address being modified) :

10/23/2002 11:13:36.640 -     TCP connection dropped -     
Source:123.123.123.123, 51321, LAN -     
Destination:234.234.234.234, 7869, WAN -     Type: 786 -
     Rule 66

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