mail.centos.org : packets to strange ports
 

Reading a daily Logwatch report I noticed mail.centos.org
sending packets to my outgoing mail server. The packets were blocked by
IPtables.

>From 72.26.200.202 - 18 packets
To xx.xx.xx.xx - 18 packets
Service: 33120 (tcp/33120) - 2 packets
Service: 33906 (tcp/33906) - 4 packets
Service: 39856 (tcp/39856) - 2 packets
Service: 42049 (tcp/42049) - 2 packets
Service: 54517 (tcp/54517) - 2 packets
Service: 54792 (tcp/54792) - 4 packets
Service: 58445 (tcp/58445) - 2 packets

I thought all outgoing mail dialogue was conducted on port 25. Incoming
mail from Centos is usually received by a different server.



Thanks,

Paul.


--
With best regards,

Paul.
England,
EU.


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mail.centos.org : packets to strange ports
 

On 08/30/2011 01:29 AM, Always Learning wrote:
>
> Reading a daily Logwatch report I noticed mail.centos.org
> sending packets to my outgoing mail server. The packets were blocked by
> IPtables.
>

issues of this nature should be reported at bugs.centos.org against the
infrastructure project.

- KB
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