Re: [webmin-l] Clicking BROADCAST FOR SERVERS - 4 unfamiliar items

[Barry <we...@i1...>]

short answer, yes.

But then so does anyone on the net, and believe me, there are likely 
bots going around testing for responses on port 10000 everywhere they 
can get to. Not sure about the config for this if you are not running 
apache, but maybe you can deny access either at the firewall, or at the 
web server to IP addresses you don't trust.

Else use a really good password :)

Best,

Barry

>That they come up >> does it mean THEY have had access to my server?
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