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Port logging

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k1pp3r

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What programs do you recommend for logging ports used on a server? MSParser doesn't run on SBS running DNS for some stupid reason. Currports has no installer it just runs.

What do you recommend using for port logging on a SBS 03
 
jvlazzar said:
netstat > c:\log.txt
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can't run as a service. I'm having an issue around 1 AM and don't want to be up running netstats, or restart it if the server reboots for some reason

Win Firewall should get the job done
 
create a batch file with:

date /t >> C:\netstat.log
time /t >> C:\netstat.log
netstat -a >> C:\netstat.log

create scheduled task(s) to run

that would be the best way if using netstat, anyway.

I'm not sure if TCPView by SysInternals has any sort of logging that can be done...
 
It's not appropriate for just one server, but for monitoring many servers and their services OpenNMS does this great.
 
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