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Ports 80, 111
From: "Steve" <swaterman () inetllc com>
Date: Fri, 11 Jun 1999 16:52:16 -0500
I'm having trouble preventing some services from running - I'm running Caldera 1.3 (kernel 2.0.36) with ipfwadm. Now for the problems: Netstat -an | grep LISTEN, and well as nmap, shows RPC listening on port 111. I would prefer not to even run this, but Cron complained of not being able to make connections when I disabled it. What is the best way to stop this: with a packet filter denying traffic on port 111 outbound? Or do I even need to run it? And my second problem: An nmap scan show port 80 active and open, though Apache is not running; however, netstat -an | grp LISTEN does not show it to be listening. I cannot figure out for the life of my where this is coming from! If I connect to my system through a web browser, it simply says the services aren't available, so it's not dishing up any services. It's just sitting there, acting as though it's waiting for someone to connect. I am not running *any* Internet services on this, and don't want anything listening, but don't know where to go, especially on port 80! It is simply my router/firewall . . . I'm at a loss!!! Steve
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- Ports 80, 111 Steve (Jun 14)
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