Anyone tell me what network blackjack is?

[MWalkden]

I have a port open that comes up as Network Blackjack (port 1025) using SuperScan. I can't seem to find anything about it, does anyone here know?

.MW

 

[JackMDS]

Here you have a link to an extensive Port List:

PORT NUMBERS.


This application is using port 1025:

Getting PalTalk to work with Firewall.


Otherwise Network BlackJack:

It is usually referred to playing BlackJack (the card game) over the Internet.

A sure way to loose a lot of money, and taken to a ride by an off shore Credit card scheme.

 

[Tallgeese]

<< Here you have a link to an extensive Port List:

PORT NUMBERS. >>

Holy Cr@p, Jack!
That is one BIG MOFO list :Q
Thanks!

 

[MWalkden]

I did find it in a port list too, but didn't really understand "what" is is. I'm not running pal-talk and I don't play blackjack on the net. port 1025 is the first port available for programs to use, maybe it is refered to as blackjack?

I can't seem to track it down to any running program. Thanks for the help though.

.MW

 

[Britboy]

Port 666 is listed as 'Doom ID Software' Hehe

 

[RagManX]

Check out http://www.robertgraham.com/pubs/firewall-seen.html and do a search for 1025 on the page. Read the description there. This is a commonly seen port that has no significance other than it being the second available port for applications without access to priveleged ports (0-1023). Don't worry about it.

And I have never seen a network blackjack server or connection running, and I've been looking at this stuff since 1991. You'll probably never see or hear reference to it other than in the IANA ports list.

RagManX