Re: telnet port

Dave Andersen (angio@aros.net)
Mon, 24 Jun 1996 12:59:29 -0600 (MDT)

Several options, the best of which is probably 'strobe' by Julian
Assange. It's available from ftp.suburbia.net. The other option
(in terms of pre-made solutions) is the portscanner from either ISS or
SATAN. Either of them will do a half-decent job of it, strobe is just
considerably faster.

Strobe: ftp://ftp.suburbia.net/pub/strobe-1.03.tgz

If you really can't run it, drop me a private note, and I can scan it for
you if necessary. I'd need authorization from you to do so, of course. :-)

-Dave Andersen

Lo and behold, Dave A. Flanigan once said:
> We have portmasters at two of our POPs, one in Ohio (where I am) and another
> in Florida. The person who set up the florida POP added some extra safety by
> changing the default telnet port. Problem is I do not know what that port
> is, and he quit. So far I have been unable to contact him.
> Is there anyone to discover what prot that would be? Any programs
> that I could set to try all the ports one at a time???
> Any help on this woudl be greatly appreciated.
>
> Dave
> --
> Dave A. Flanigan, Systems Administrator, NewReach Communications, Inc.
> 

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