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listen to ports...
Hi all,
How can I log all requests on ports for programs like ftp, telnet, rsh, xdmcp etc... I want to see if anyone uses these programs/protocols and how often. Is it difficult to setup a log for these ports and listen on all requests? /combat |
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11-02-2006
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Ok..., but how can I log all requstes to a file from this?
I want to see everytime someone login to my machine and uses the telnet, ftp, or rsh commands. Is it possible to do some edit in /etc/inet/inetd.conf file? /combat |
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11-02-2006
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It won't give you information for everything, but tcp wrappers may be of some use to you.
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