http://www.t1shopper.com/tools/port-scanner/
Port Scan 71.13.128.6
Mon, 10 Jul 2006 13:58:34 -0700
The host 71.13.128.6 has a service running on port 23 (telnet).
The host 71.13.128.6 has a service running on port 513 (login).
The host 71.13.128.6 has a service running on port 6667 (ircd).
The host 71.13.128.6 has a service running on port 79 (finger).
The host 71.13.128.6 has a service running on port 70 (gopher).
The host 71.13.128.6 does not have a service running on port 21 (ftp).
The host 71.13.128.6 does not have a service running on port 80 (http).
The host 71.13.128.6 does not have a service running on port 110 (pop3).
The host 71.13.128.6 does not have a service running on port 119 (nntp).
Without Duece's permission: Digital Man wrote to Finnigann <=-
Re: Server troubles??
By: Finnigann to All on Mon Jul 10 2006 06:18 pm
http://www.t1shopper.com/tools/port-scanner/
Port Scan 71.13.128.6
Mon, 10 Jul 2006 13:58:34 -0700
The host 71.13.128.6 has a service running on port 23 (telnet).
The host 71.13.128.6 has a service running on port 513 (login).
The host 71.13.128.6 has a service running on port 6667 (ircd).
The host 71.13.128.6 has a service running on port 79 (finger).
The host 71.13.128.6 has a service running on port 70 (gopher).
The host 71.13.128.6 does not have a service running on port 21 (ftp).
The host 71.13.128.6 does not have a service running on port 80 (http).
The host 71.13.128.6 does not have a service running on port 110 (pop3).
The host 71.13.128.6 does not have a service running on port 119 (nntp).
Do you have an external router device (e.g. cable or DSL "modem" with router functionality)? Perhaps it has a firewall built-in and is
blocking these ports. Or it could be your ISP blocking those incoming ports.
Without Duece's permission: Digital Man wrote to Finnigann <=-
Re: Server troubles??
By: Finnigann to All on Mon Jul 10 2006 06:18 pm
http://www.t1shopper.com/tools/port-scanner/
Port Scan 71.13.128.6
Mon, 10 Jul 2006 13:58:34 -0700
The host 71.13.128.6 has a service running on port 23 (telnet).
The host 71.13.128.6 has a service running on port 513 (login).
The host 71.13.128.6 has a service running on port 6667 (ircd).
The host 71.13.128.6 has a service running on port 79 (finger).
The host 71.13.128.6 has a service running on port 70 (gopher).
The host 71.13.128.6 does not have a service running on port 21 (ftp). The host 71.13.128.6 does not have a service running on port 80 (http). The host 71.13.128.6 does not have a service running on port 110 (pop3). The host 71.13.128.6 does not have a service running on port 119 (nntp).
Do you have an external router device (e.g. cable or DSL "modem" with router functionality)? Perhaps it has a firewall built-in and is blocking these ports. Or it could be your ISP blocking those incoming ports.
Yes, I do.
In a privious message I posted some screen captures links.
It's looking more and more like the ISP has some ports closed. This is
a new developement.
But if that's so, why do the links work for me?
http://bnb.synchro.net and bnb.dtdns.net both work fine here...
I sent Charter a message asking if the BBS ports are indeed closed and
if so, would they open them.
Without Duece's permission: Digital Man wrote to Finnigann <=-
Re: Re: Server troubles??
By: Finnigann to Digital Man on Mon Jul 10 2006 11:00 pm
But if that's so, why do the links work for me?
If "for me" means, from the same computer or from another computer on
your local network, the answer should be obvious: because your ISP
isn't involved in your local network.
http://bnb.synchro.net and bnb.dtdns.net both work fine here...
I'm not sure where exactly "here" is.
I sent Charter a message asking if the BBS ports are indeed closed and
if so, would they open them.
They would know. :-)
Without Duece's permission: Digital Man wrote to Finnigann <=-
Re: Re: Server troubles??
By: Finnigann to Digital Man on Mon Jul 10 2006 11:00 pm
But if that's so, why do the links work for me?
If "for me" means, from the same computer or from another computer on your local network, the answer should be obvious: because your ISP isn't involved in your local network.
http://bnb.synchro.net and bnb.dtdns.net both work fine here...
I'm not sure where exactly "here" is.
From the same machine as the BBS sits on.
But doesn't the page call have to go out to a DNS machine and then back
to me? Unless there is a HOSTS file, that is. (There isn't one)
If I were using localhost as an address, I wouldn't expect it to even
need to be connected to the internet at all. (But that's not the case
either)
Clearly something is at work here that I don't fully understand.
Not always... It's one of them Right-hand Left-hand sort of companies.
I did get an acknowledgment from them... so far.
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Re: Re: Server troubles??
By: Finnigann to Digital Man on Tue Jul 11 2006 04:42 am
Without Duece's permission: Digital Man wrote to Finnigann <=-
Re: Re: Server troubles??
By: Finnigann to Digital Man on Mon Jul 10 2006 11:00 pm
But if that's so, why do the links work for me?
If "for me" means, from the same computer or from another computer on your local network, the answer should be obvious: because your ISP isn't involved in your local network.
http://bnb.synchro.net and bnb.dtdns.net both work fine here...
I'm not sure where exactly "here" is.
From the same machine as the BBS sits on.
But doesn't the page call have to go out to a DNS machine and then back
to me? Unless there is a HOSTS file, that is. (There isn't one)
Yes, but all that does is resolve the hostname to an IP address. Your browser will then connect to port 80 on that IP address, which is the
same computer the server is on, so the ISP isn't involved.
If I were using localhost as an address, I wouldn't expect it to even
need to be connected to the internet at all. (But that's not the case
either)
Clearly something is at work here that I don't fully understand.
Your ISP isn't blocking outbound DNS requests. That much is clear. But
has nothing to do with whether or not they're blocking inbound port 80 requests.
Without Deuce's permission: jas hud wrote to Finnigann <=-
Re: Re: Server troubles??
By: Finnigann to
Digital Man on Tue Jul 11 2006 05:42 am
> Not always... It's one of them Right-hand Left-hand
sort of companies.
I did get an acknowledgment from them... so far.
okay, i take it you're running DMZ now...
i scanned you and it says your port 80 and your email ports are
'filtered' AMONG others.
if you want a copy of this scan, grab me on irc, i wont be rude and
post the whole thing here [several pages]
Thanks, but I got the sad news already.
http://www.t1shopper.com/tools/port-scanner/
With regards to the social ramifications;jas hud wrote to Finnigann <=-
Re: Re: Server troubles??|dmz
By: Finnigann to
jas hud on Tue Jul 11 2006 10:37 pm
Thanks, but I got the sad news already.
http://www.t1shopper.com/tools/port-scanner/
nmap is better. :D
OK I tracked it down... it needs to be compiled... MS VC is the tool
they recommend... VC requires XP or the like. ME isn't good enough...
i scanned you and it says your port 80 and your email ports are 'filtered' AMONG others.
if you want a copy of this scan, grab me on irc, i wont be rude and
post the whole thing here [several pages]
Thanks, but I got the sad news already.
http://www.t1shopper.com/tools/port-scanner/
Thanks, but I got the sad news already. http://www.t1shopper.com/tools/port-scanner/
nmap is better. :D
With regards to the social ramifications;jas hud wrote to Finnigann <=-
Re: Re: Server troubles??|dmz
By: Finnigann to
jas hud on Wed Jul 12 2006 10:24 pm
OK I tracked it down... it needs to be compiled... MS VC isthe tool
they recommend... VC requires XP or the like. ME isn't good enough...
nmap needs to be compiled?
yeah, you really need to ditch winme. win98 is better than me, even.
get xp.
With regards to the social ramifications;Mindless Automaton wrote to Finnigann <=-
Finnigann wrote:
i scanned you and it says your port 80 and your email ports are 'filtered' AMONG others.
if you want a copy of this scan, grab me on irc, i wont be rude and post the whole thing here [several pages]
Thanks, but I got the sad news already.
http://www.t1shopper.com/tools/port-scanner/
Have you tried use non-standard ports then? Try setting up for port
8080 or something.
My router, for example, (Asante something) doesn't support it or port ranges for that matter. Maybe its time to look at something else. :)
Thanks, but I got the sad news already.
http://www.t1shopper.com/tools/port-scanner/
Have you tried use non-standard ports then? Try setting up for port 8080 or something.
As a matter of fact, I grabbed a copy of TinyWeb and tried 8080... no
go.
It all used to work. Charter (My ISP) has changed something recently.
My router, for example, (Asante something) doesn't support it or port ranges for that matter. Maybe its time to look at something else. :)
It's only a hobby... it's only a hobby (muttering to self)
get xp.
OK but CD drive is KIA.
Yeah nmap is a lot better. Need cygwin or something to run it on a winbox tho. Might i suggest X-Scan? Creates a lot of noise if you're out looking fo sploits, but good if you're checking yourself or a friends security.
Check out www.xfocus.org
/miT [OMGBBS.com]
tho. Might i suggest X-Scan? Creates a lot of noise if you're out looking fo sploits, but good if you're checking yourself or a friends security.
Check out www.xfocus.org
http://www.t1shopper.com/tools/port-scanner/
The host 71.13.128.6 has a service running on port 23 (telnet).
The host 71.13.128.6 has a service running on port 513 (login).
The host 71.13.128.6 has a service running on port 6667 (ircd).
The host 71.13.128.6 has a service running on port 79 (finger).
The host 71.13.128.6 has a service running on port 70 (gopher).
The host 71.13.128.6 does not have a service running on port 21 (ftp).
Yeah, thats tough, especially if you are somewhere with a monopoly
service. :(
With regards to the social ramifications;Tracker1 wrote to Finnigann <=-
Finnigann wrote:
http://www.t1shopper.com/tools/port-scanner/
The host 71.13.128.6 has a service running on port 23 (telnet).
The host 71.13.128.6 has a service running on port 513 (login).
The host 71.13.128.6 has a service running on port 6667 (ircd).
The host 71.13.128.6 has a service running on port 79 (finger).
The host 71.13.128.6 has a service running on port 70 (gopher).
The host 71.13.128.6 does not have a service running on port 21 (ftp).
Maybe your ISP is blocking email ports.
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