Windows 10: Unknown ftp service detected

On my desktop and laptop, I seem to have an active ftp service running, unbeknown to me.

I have never installed nor activated any ftp service and I checked the Win10 settings to confirm that. I only detected this with an app on my phone which scans my network, appearing with a ftp 192.168.0.196 service. There are no other device connected to my home network.

Upon typing in L: ftp://192.168.0.196 on my pc or laptop's browser or Explorer, a login dialogue would pop up, and I have no idea what the log in should be, tried the Win10 log in, does not work.

I further checked my router, which has the following NAT entry
192.168.0.196:5060 UDP xxx.yyy.zzz.aaa 59355 293

does that mean the xxx.yyy.zzz.aaa is the external ip address for this service, or it is the address that has accessed this ftp service ?


Any idea how to track this service down, stop it or remove it?

:)

 

3120 classic offers following BT services

Bluetooth on host PC: Windows Vista BT stack in use. Vista Feature Pack for Wireless installed. Nokia Ovi Suite installed but not used in experimenting addressed in this thread. When paired Nokia 3120 classic offers to Vista host following BT services: -
Dial-UP - Nokia SyncML server - Remote Control - serial interface spp COM1 - serial interface spp NOkia PC Suite - SyncML client - unknown service - unknown service - unknown service - unknown service What are the four unknown services? Which BT official profile
do the two SyncML items correspond to? Does this NOkia model really not offer FTP, OPP, PIB? When using with Thoshiba stack on another PC it was possible to use FTP.



On default while pairing 5 services are selected to enable on the host Vista.

How to change the list of services to be enabled on pairing?

 

FTP Client

The FTP settings are used by the device when receiving OS updates. This is not configurable and should not be used by the user as FTP is not a feature or service offered by the KIN.

 

Just a thought: Are you running a media server?

 

Thanks. Problem solved. It is from a VOIP modem which uses FTP to update its firmware in the background. Since it does not interfere with my PC's privacy, it is ok. Unless someone has other opinions.

 

Sounds legitimate to me. Cheers! *Thumbs