I know what they are, I'm wondering why smoothwall doesnt have them
closed instead of filtered

On Fri, 04 Apr 2003 09:22:32 -0600
Jason Clinton <jasonclinton@kcpipeband.org> wrote:

> Matt Luettgen wrote:
> > I was doing some port forwarding last night with smoothwall and when
> > I was done I had someone nmap me from the outside world, everything
> > looked normal but two ports which concern me because of the windows
> > boxes on the network.
> > 
> > 31337/tcp  filtered    Elite                   
> > 54320/tcp  filtered    bo2k    
> > 
> > Any ideas of why Smoothwall wouldnt be blocking these?
> 
> The second one is Back Orifice 2000. Back in my script kiddie days,
> this handy little tool would allow you to completely control a remote 
> computer. It's quite dated, now.
> 
> I don't know about the first one. I assume both of these are to block 
> standard trojan traffic.
> 
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> Jason Clinton
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