This is very interesting.

Did you by some chance try to capture the
output of the traffic?  Can you put a packet
sniffer on your firewall and log the 
communication.  
I am very curious were it is going.

The Wolf

-> -----Original Message-----
-> From: Mike Starke [mailto:mgcon@neta.com]
-> Sent: Thursday, May 25, 2000 10:02 PM
-> To: plug-discuss@lists.PLUG.phoenix.az.us
-> Cc: mstarke@mobl.com
-> Subject: port 1109
-> 
-> 
-> I have been having many problems with my users
-> having Outlook hang on them and not finding my mail server.
-> The users go thru the firewall to get/send their mail.
-> 
-> The problem started whenI think I put port 1109
-> into my ipchains rules as a port that would not
-> be allowed. I checked /etc/services and it reports
-> that port is for kpop. I know nothing about kpop
-> (maybe something to do with encrypted pop?), but
-> I did some poking around, and after watching some
-> stats go by, I noticed Outlook using it.
-> 
-> Short of the obvious (what do you expect from m$), why
-> would Outlook do this? I thought ports 110 and 25
-> were sufficient for mail to function.
-> Did I miss something?
-> 
-> 
-> Mike
-> mgcon@getnet.com
-> http://www.getnet.com/~mgcon
-> Phoenix, AZ
-> USA
-> 
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