David Jones
December 14th 03, 07:52 AM
store.exe is the name of an executable from Exchange
Server - is this a server?
If you open up a command prompt and type "netstat -ano",
you can go find the port 1265 row - on the right hand
side will be a "PID" number. You can then use
the "tasklist" command to find the process that's
associated with the PID, that will give you a clue what
it is that's transmitting.
>-----Original Message-----
>What is port 1265 used for? I am seeing a lot of
traffic
>to the Internet to/from this port, which seems to belong
>to store.exe.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Jim De Arras
>.
>
Server - is this a server?
If you open up a command prompt and type "netstat -ano",
you can go find the port 1265 row - on the right hand
side will be a "PID" number. You can then use
the "tasklist" command to find the process that's
associated with the PID, that will give you a clue what
it is that's transmitting.
>-----Original Message-----
>What is port 1265 used for? I am seeing a lot of
traffic
>to the Internet to/from this port, which seems to belong
>to store.exe.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Jim De Arras
>.
>