What is JCCPD?

TJandE · 09-17-2005, 06:24 PM

I jsut ran an NMAP scan of my home network. And old Win98SE box has port 1027 open. When I telnet that port I get

Code:

Trying 192.168.1.64...
Connected to COMPUTER.lan.
Escape character is '^]'.
JCCPDv2.00 CLNTREADY Time:1126997148

This wasn't on my network the last time I did an NMAP, which was several months ago. Any clues. Needless to say nothing unexpected showed up on any of my BSD/Linux boxes.

Thanks
Micah

MensaWater · 09-18-2005, 09:58 AM

I don't know the answer to your question. However the other day I was looking for something like lsof that would show which process is using which port (lsof being for Unix/Linux and having far more functionality than listing ports) and found something called Active Ports on download.com. Essentially it gives a similar view to netstat -r but lets you know which process has the port open unlike netstat. You might want to have a look at it.

Note: Some comments on reviews say it is being reported as spyware - they don't say it is actually spyware but just that one tool reports it as such. Use it at your own risk. My hope is CNET wouldn't have it on their site if it is actually spyware but since they disclaim responsibility who knows?

TJandE · 09-18-2005, 10:33 AM

I might give Active Ports a try.

I did find an entry in my DSL router's firewall logs that shows a connection to this port. I samspaded the IP address and it tracked back to Juno. Juno is installed on this machine and it was updated since the last time I nmapped. If I close Juno, the port is closed. What's odd is if I restart Juno the port doesn't reopen immediately (and when it does it's not necessarily the same port). I suppose it's fairly clear that it's Juno, but now I'm curious what for.

Thanks!
Micah