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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <!-- SMTP response lines to the NOOP command are matched against these patterns (1 line at a time) to fingerprint SMTP servers. See comment at the top of smtp_banners.xml for additional info. --> <fingerprints> <fingerprint pattern="^220 OK.*$"> <description> CheckPoint FireWall-1 returns code 220 for NOOP command (instead of 250) </description> <param pos="0" name="service.vendor" value="Check Point"/> <param pos="0" name="service.family" value="Check Point"/> <param pos="0" name="service.product" value="Firewall-1"/> </fingerprint> <fingerprint pattern="^250[ -]2.0.0 doing nothing$"> <description> Example: 250 2.0.0 doing nothing </description> <param pos="0" name="service.vendor" value="Eudora"/> <param pos="0" name="service.family" value="Internet Mail Server"/> <param pos="0" name="service.product" value="Internet Mail Server"/> <param pos="0" name="os.vendor" value="Apple"/> <param pos="0" name="os.family" value="Mac OS"/> <param pos="0" name="os.device" value="General"/> <param pos="0" name="os.product" value="Mac OS"/> </fingerprint> <fingerprint pattern="^250[ -]Why is there an NOOP instruction\?$"> <description> 250 Why is there an NOOP instruction? </description> <param pos="0" name="service.vendor" value="Alt-N"/> <param pos="0" name="service.family" value="MDaemon"/> <param pos="0" name="service.product" value="MDaemon"/> <param pos="0" name="os.vendor" value="Microsoft"/> <param pos="0" name="os.family" value="Windows"/> <param pos="0" name="os.device" value="General"/> <param pos="0" name="os.product" value="Windows"/> <param pos="0" name="os.arch" value="x86"/> </fingerprint> </fingerprints>
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