Re: Question on Netstat Display

[neilp@xxxxxxxxxxx]

Some software uses Telnet sessions to process work.  Some examples would 
be bar code readers, back end processors for accessing data on host from 
another box running a web site, etc.  Do you have anything that cold fit 
that sort of description running on those PC's ?

...Neil





Chuck Lewis <clewis@iquest.net>
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Neil,

I MEANT to note that those IP addresses ARE our addresses and I can 
identify
each PC by the address - sorry about that !

So what would be opening a Telnet session ? These particular PC's are 
located
either at sites or in areas at sites where the people barely know how to 
turn
the PC on (and I do NOT mean that as mean as it probably sounds - we have 
been
a VERY behind the times company technology-wise but are catching up !)...

Thank,

Chuck

neilp@dpslink.com wrote:

> Not if those are authorized Telnet connections from your PC's in the 
first
> column, and the second column is the Remote Port.
>
> Neil Palmer      DPS Data Processing Services Canada Ltd.
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> Chuck Lewis <clewis@iquest.net>
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> Hi Folks,
>
> We have a private Frame Relay network with multiple remote branches
> accessing our AS/400 via TCP/IP.
>
> When I do a NETSTAT, among the usual stuff,  I see the following:
>
> 172.16.2.11      1066       telnet     000:00:00  Established
> 172.16.2.11      1067       telnet     000:00:02  Established
>
> 172.16.8.12      1032       telnet     000:00:09  Established
>
> 172.16.10.21     1047       telnet     000:01:54  Established
>
> Is this anything to be concerned with ?
>
> Thanks !
>
> Chuck