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‎01-14-2009 08:57 PM
While troubleshooting scanning issues we have found that workstations are dropping port 5000 packets. I want to verify that LS uses port 5000.
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‎01-15-2009 09:52 PM
Hard to say since WMI uses dynamic ports.
If you configure your firewall to allow remote administration exception nothing should be blocked from lansweeper.
If you configure your firewall to allow remote administration exception nothing should be blocked from lansweeper.
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‎01-15-2009 09:41 PM
Outbound from the Client Pc. This is from the firewall log off of the client pc. 172.16.82.175 is the server that is running LanSweeper. We see it is using port 5000 on the client pc. Is this Lansweeper?
2009-01-12 14:11:10 DROP TCP 172.16.82.175 172.20.189.104 1363 5000 48 S 597272002 0 65535 - - - RECEIVE
2009-01-12 14:11:13 DROP TCP 172.16.82.175 172.20.189.104 1363 5000 48 S 597272002 0 65535 - - - RECEIVE
2009-01-12 14:11:19 DROP TCP 172.16.82.175 172.20.189.104 1363 5000 48 S 597272002 0 65535 - - - RECEIVE
2009-01-12 14:11:10 DROP TCP 172.16.82.175 172.20.189.104 1363 5000 48 S 597272002 0 65535 - - - RECEIVE
2009-01-12 14:11:13 DROP TCP 172.16.82.175 172.20.189.104 1363 5000 48 S 597272002 0 65535 - - - RECEIVE
2009-01-12 14:11:19 DROP TCP 172.16.82.175 172.20.189.104 1363 5000 48 S 597272002 0 65535 - - - RECEIVE
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‎01-14-2009 09:08 PM
Inbound of outbound?
Lsclient connects from the client to the server on port 9524
The server connects to the clients on the windows remote administration ports (WMI/filesharing/remote registry)
Lsclient connects from the client to the server on port 9524
The server connects to the clients on the windows remote administration ports (WMI/filesharing/remote registry)
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