Nmap Development: Re: Kazaa/p2pnetworking ports

[Seth Master <smaster () stanford edu>]

I disagree to put this as kazaa, since there are over 7 different 
applications that use these ports, and there are 4 different networks.
The Kazaa network is just one of those networks.
Lets just call it P2P or something like what we have listed as p2pnetworking

Fyodor wrote:

> On Sat, Aug 09, 2003 at 09:44:05PM -0700, Jake Maul wrote:
>
> > Howdy,
> > Whilst checking the access log on my router I ran across accesses to 
> > port 3531. A little googling leads to the discovery of 2 (4) ports not 
> > listed in nmap-services. Perhaps they could be inserted into the 
> > distributed nmap-services file for the next release as such:
> > kazaa             1214/tcp   # Kazaa File Sharing
> > kazaa             1214/udp   # Kazaa File Sharing
> > p2pnetworking     3531/tcp   # P2PNetworking/PeerEnabler protocol
> > p2pnetworking     3531/udp   # P2PNetworking/PeerEnabler protocol
>
> Thanks - I have added 1214/tcp and 3531/tcp for the next version of
> Nmap (due out in a couple weeks).  Do these really use UDP too?  If
> so, let me know and I'll add those ports as well.
>
> Cheers,
> -F
>
>
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