I am scanning my IIS host and I find the following ports running, whose
purpose I can not identify:
1077/tcp -> inetinfo.exe

As well I would like to find away to have the Task Scheduler not use a
network port. I have searched all over the place and have found no
information on this sort of thing.

Re: Ports usage by Stefan

Stefan
Wed Mar 29 16:13:27 CST 2006

"Matt Woodyard" <matt.woodyard@gmail.com> wrote:

> I am scanning my IIS host and I find the following ports running, whose
> purpose I can not identify:
> 1077/tcp -> inetinfo.exe
>
> As well I would like to find away to have the Task Scheduler not use a
> network port. I have searched all over the place and have found no
> information on this sort of thing.

Take a look at http://home.arcor.de/skanthak/harden.html
The text is german, but the HARDEN2K.INF referenced there commented with
the appropriate MSKB numbers.
"Installation" of that file will turn off all Windows networking, define
the port range for the ephemeral ports really high and harden a Windows
2000 to the extreme. Read it and use the appropriate parts.

Another site with much more text to read is http://www.ntsvcfg.de/

Stefan