LeRoy Cressy on 8 Dec 2004 21:31:02 -0000 |
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Doug Crompton wrote: | What is the consensus on port 113/ident and having it running/open? I see | on a goggle search there are many opinions on it. I have it blocked at my | FW but it is running (by default) on my Linux server. I so far see no | adverse effects. It mostly seems to be associated with SMTP but not used | much anymore and never required. It also seems that some services like | IRC? use it. I see occasional hits in the log usually with SMTP transfers. | | Doug I would block everything except what you want to allow through. For instance, if you are not running a mail server, there is no reason to allow incoming port 25 messages.
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