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Top Forums UNIX for Beginners Questions & Answers Open ports from source to destination Post 303043065 by Neo on Friday 17th of January 2020 05:21:06 AM
Old 01-17-2020
I use basic port scan tools; as all sys admins should do port scans from time-to-time to check open ports (basic IT security).

From a quick Goggle search:

Code:
8 Port Scanner Tools for Network Administrator
1 TCP Port Scanner.
2 Nmap.
3 Netcat.
4 Port Authority.
5 Advanced Port Scanner.
6 Network Scanner by MiTeC.
7 PortQryUI.
8 NetScanTools.

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snmpa_network_interface_filter(3erl)			     Erlang Module Definition			      snmpa_network_interface_filter(3erl)

NAME
snmpa_network_interface_filter - Behaviour module for the SNMP agent network-interface filter. DESCRIPTION
This module defines the behaviour of the agent network interface filter. A snmpa_network_interface_filter compliant module must export the following functions: * accept_recv/2 * accept_send/2 * accept_recv_pdu/3 * accept_send_pdu/2 The semantics of them and their exact signatures are explained below. The purpose of the network interface filter is to allow for filtering of messages (accept or reject) receive and send. This is done on two levels: * The first level is at the UDP entry / exit point, i.e. immediately after the receipt of the message, before any message processing is done (accept_recv) and immediately before sending the message, after all message processing is done (accept_send). * The second level is at the MPD entry / exit point, i.e. immediately after the basic message processing (accept_recv_pdu) / immediately before the basic message processing (accept_send_pdu). Note that the network interface filter is something which is used by the network interface implementation provided by the application ( snmpa_net_if ). The default filter accepts all messages. A network interface filter can e.g. be used during testing or for load regulation. If the intended use is load regulation, see also req_limit and the function register_notification_filter . DATA TYPES
port() = integer() > 0 pdu_type() = 'get-request' | 'get-next-request' | 'get-response' | 'set-request' | trap | 'get-bulk-request' | 'inform-request' | report EXPORTS
accept_recv(Ip, Port) -> boolean() Types Ip = ip_address() Port = port() Called at the reception of a message (before any processing has been done). For the message to be discarded, the function must return false . accept_send(Ip, Port) -> boolean() Types Ip = ip_address() Port = port() Called before the sending of a message (after all processing has been done). For the message to be discarded, the function must return false . accept_recv_pdu(Ip, Port, PduType) -> boolean() Types Ip = ip_address() Port = port() PduType = pdu_type() Called after the basic message processing (MPD) has been done, but before the pdu is handed over to the master-agent for primary processing. For the pdu to be discarded, the function must return false . accept_send_pdu(Targets, PduType) -> Reply Types Targets = targets() targets() = [target()] target() = {ip_address(), port()} PduType = pdu_type() > 0 Reply = boolean() | NewTargets NewTargets = targets() Called before the basic message processing (MPD) is done, when a pdu has been received from the master-agent. For the message to be discarded all together, the function must return false . Note that it is possible for this function to filter out targets (but not add its own) by returning an updated Targets list ( New- Targets ). Ericsson AB snmp 4.19 snmpa_network_interface_filter(3erl)
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