Port 1033 (netinfo) port is open - what's it for and how do I close it?

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Neil Armstrong

I've run Shields up (www.grc.com) to test a clients new Wingate Pro firewall
on Win2000 server sp4.
Ideally I'd like all ports to be in full stealth mode.

The problem is that I'm seeing Port 1033 which I'm told is local netinfo
port open.

Now I know what you're thinking 'netspy' - but I don't think so.

Norton AV with latest definitions doesn't see it and neither does Mcafee's
excellent online scan.

I can't see what process might be using this port or what it's using it for.
I'm downloading fport and I'll try that the next time I'm onsite - but I was
hoping one of you kind folk would have an idea.

So .. Port 1033 (netinfo) port is open - what's it for and how do I close
it?
Hopefully,


Neil
(e-mail address removed)
Ireland
 
Hi Neil,

You can download and run tcpview from http://sysinternals.com to find out
the service that is listening on TCP 1033.

Thanks,
Marc Reynolds
Microsoft Technical Support

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