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Hi All, I am using the following two different version of nmap. 1. nmap -p 8079 <IP> 2. nmap <IP> When I explicitely mention the port # 8079, it shows ...
  1. 02-27-2009 #1
    barjesh
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    Problem with nmap

    Hi All,

    I am using the following two different version of nmap.

    1. nmap -p 8079 <IP>
    2. nmap <IP>

    When I explicitely mention the port # 8079, it shows its open but second one doesn't show anything about this port. Please help.
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    Refer to /etc/services
    I think its default port for nothing.

    Check what network services are running on your computer and check thier ports
    Never make any misteaks.

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  3. 03-02-2009 #3
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    From the man page

    By default, Nmap scans all ports up to and including 1024
    as well as higher numbered ports listed in the nmap-services file
    for the protocol(s) being scanned.
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