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John
Hi,
My normal incoming mail (POP3) port is 110 (the default) for which I have no
problem. However, every so often, my request for email from my server is
rejected and when I look at the port settings, I find that the incoming port
has been switched from #110 to #38444.
I have several questions:
How can I quickly find out what this port is for?
How can I find which application (if any) is doing the port switch?
PS I use McAfee virus scan often. It says my machine is clean.
Thanks,
John
My normal incoming mail (POP3) port is 110 (the default) for which I have no
problem. However, every so often, my request for email from my server is
rejected and when I look at the port settings, I find that the incoming port
has been switched from #110 to #38444.
I have several questions:
How can I quickly find out what this port is for?
How can I find which application (if any) is doing the port switch?
PS I use McAfee virus scan often. It says my machine is clean.
Thanks,
John