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Re: HP Laserjet 4M Plus DirectJet Problem
David LeBlanc (dleblanc
MINDSPRING.COM)Sun, 5 Oct 1997 19:22:29 -0400
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At 06:02 PM 10/4/97 -0300, Klaus Steding-Jessen wrote: > Find this kind of printer on a network is quite easy with a >good port scanner. It responds to ping and listens on tcp ports 23, >515, 9099 and 9100. That's interesting. We've also determined that the ISS Scanner will take down these printers, but unfortunately we haven't determined exactly why. Just a port scan won't do it, but a full-bore scan will. If anyone has any theories on just why these things go toes up, I'd be interested - conversely, if we do manage to figure this one out, I'll be glad to post it. David LeBlanc |Why would you want to have your desktop user, dleblancmindspring.com |your mere mortals, messing around with a 32-bit |minicomputer-class computing environment? |Scott McNealy
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