Unwanted ports are opened

Fahrid F 201 Reputation points
2022-02-22T05:51:46.493+00:00

Hi All,

I have turned on firewall for all the profiles, blocked inbound and allowed outbound connections. I have created a inbound rule and allowed only few ports numbers which are required. But when I do port scanning I see there are extra ports opened so I wanted to know whether these ports are opened on outbound communications or in inbound.

Below are the ports which are not included in the inbound rule which I have created but I still get these in the reports.

111
135
139
445
1556
5504
13724
13782
49666
49667
49679
49680

Thanks

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Windows for business | Windows Server | Devices and deployment | Configure application groups
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  1. ABDUL KARIIMU GGUBYA 166 Reputation points
    2022-02-22T12:58:47.237+00:00

    Hello @Fahrid F

    Kindly note that the ports are opened on the inbound to the machine you are scanning.

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  1. Anonymous
    2022-02-22T14:58:54.767+00:00

    turned on firewall for all the profiles

    Only one profile will be active per connection.

    blocked inbound and allowed outbound connections

    Should have been the default

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    when I do port scanning

    This sounds like something is listening on these port on your server?

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  2. Anonymous
    2022-02-23T04:18:36.957+00:00

    below are the port which are listening

    From cmd.exe
    netstat -aon
    then using the PID lookup in Task Manager\Processes tab for the process responsible.

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