Re: Analysing a rooted Irix 6.5 box

[Geoff the UNIX guy <galitz () UCLINK BERKELEY EDU>]

Because of the lack lsof, here is what I do for IRIX boxes,I  run a port
mapper up the entire range of ports.

I tend to use nmap with the versions patch available from:
ftp://shrike.cchem.berkeley.edu/pub/springfield/nmap-2.54b4+V-2.3.tar.gz
This tells me what ports are open to the network and the version
patch will even tell me if something like ssh is running on
an unusual port (like port 3, which I have seen from time to time).
Note that you have specifically tell nmap to scan the entire range
of valid ports. By default, it does not go all the way to 65535.

After doing that, you can run fuser on any network ports which
seem unusual.   It's not a complete solution, but it is helpful.

-geoff



On Fri, 23 Feb 2001, Jeff Rosendale wrote:

> > Does anybody know of another tool for determining port usage on Irix?
>
> you can also try fuser:
>
> /sbin/fuser -f 9090/tcp
>
> which should return all processes using sockets bound or connected to
> the specified port/protocol.
>
>
>
> Jeff Rosendale

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Research Computing
College of Chemistry, UC Berkeley
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