BlackBerry MSFT Exchange caused NokNok.800

When working in an enterprise setting where BlackBerry Mail server is done centrally by a specialized Microsoft Exchange server having BlackBerry RIM Pager support, the Trojan Hunter (3.9 Build 807) on a workstation reports a possible false port-scan alarm for

MAPISP32.EXE.

Port scan
Port 1130/UDP is open (Matches Noknok.800. Port being used by process MAPISP32.EXE/PID 1640) (Tell me more about port alerts...)
Port 1130/UDP is open (Matches Noknok.820. Port being used by process MAPISP32.EXE/PID 1640) (Tell me more about port alerts...)

The MAPISP32.EXE file location (according to TCPView) is standard Windows Common Files for MAPI purposes.
/Program Files/Common Files/SYSTEM/Mapi/1033/NT was the location of MAPISP32.EXE


Generally (loosely) speaking; am I okay so far?

 

this seems to be nothing to be worried out> a false positive
http://www.liutilities.com/products/wintaskspro/processlibrary/mapisp32/
its a legitimate process

this port scan is hyper sensitive, but since port are often customisable in modern trojans its much less useful than it used to be.