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‎08-04-2016 08:40 PM

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Product: LaserJet M506
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7 (64-bit)

Hi. We are currently undergoing a lot of auditing network-wide and we've had one of the printers come up on the security vulnerability scans showing that a Telnet type port is open and I can even telnet to it.

 

The port in question is port 223, which shows as Telnet to the security scanner (tenable).

 

I have gone to the web GUI and turned off Telnet service entirely, but it still did not disable that port.

 

I ended up having to use the built-in firewall on the printer to disable / block access to port 223 which did end up working but clearly is only a band-aid.

 

Is there a way to turn off port 223 on this printer? Is it running under a different service name that I am just not realizing?

 

Thanks in advance!

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