On Wed, 2005-08-24 at 15:30 +0200, Sebastian Kayser wrote:
> * Kretzer, Jason R (Big Sandy) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >What services do I need to stop in order to get the following ports to
> >close?
> >
> >rpcbind 111
> >
> >auth 113
> >
> >unknown 980?
>
> You should sp
I think w/o 111 and 113 you can't authenticate users to login to the
machine. Of course that also makes it very secure.
980 is in the unassigned range and should not be in use, check that out. 4sure
>>
>>rpcbind 111
>>
>>auth 113
>>
>>unknown 980?
netstat -tulpn
Go into your /etc
* Kretzer, Jason R (Big Sandy) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>What services do I need to stop in order to get the following ports to
>close?
>
>rpcbind 111
>
>auth 113
>
>unknown 980?
You should specify which protocol you are talking about (TCP or UDP)?
[TU]DP/111 is the portm
Hello,
What services do I
need to stop in order to get the following ports to close?
rpcbind 111
auth 113
unknown 980?
After I stop the
services that open these ports, I am going to then 'stealth' all ports with
iptables. I just want to make sure to shut down the services
first.
Tha
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