Answer / raj

UDP

Answer / nagaraj.bhat (raj)

Hi all, for this answer, this is the only possible
explaination i can give... :)

UDP Port 137 is connectionless and does not guarantee
reliable communication; it’s up to the application that
received the message on Port 137 to process any errors and
verify correct delivery.

Because protocol UDP port 137 was flagged as a virus
(colored red) does not mean that a virus is using port 137,
but that a Trojan or Virus has used this port in the past
to communicate.

This above answer we can consider as one of the example.
Still we have lot many things to explain in this ragards..

Answer / teja

it is using udp protocal port 137 is using vires

Answer / shahin

Mr Raj... It wud be a great pleasure, if u explain it..????

Answer / noor

it is using udp protocol port 137 is using virus

Answer / nitin tiwari

hi,
mr. Anush there is nitin i am confused about your answer
can u explain how this port is used by viruses.if u know
briefly then pls told me because i have to need the answer.

Answer / ameer hussain

UDP

Answer / anush

tcp

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