hallo,
how can I disable and enable ports in Solaris 9. I have use the inetd.conf
but some ports are still open.
What about 32771 - 32780? and sunrpc at 111 and dtspc at 6112?
Which ports are necessary to secure Solaris?
Can you help me?
thanks

In article <40462364$1@news.uni-rostock.de>, af123 wrote:
> hallo,
> how can I disable and enable ports in Solaris 9. I have use the inetd.conf
> but some ports are still open.

Did you HUP the inet daemon after making your changes?  If not, 
then the changes aren't active.

# kill -HUP ${inetd_pid}

> What about 32771 - 32780? and sunrpc at 111 and dtspc at 6112?

If you have ports open, then there's a process listening on it.  Use
lsof to identify which process is using the port:

# lsof -i :32771

If you don't want sunrpc or dtspc running, then stop them and deconfigure
them from starting.  Look in /etc/init.d and /etc/rc[0-6].d for the 
stop/start script links.

> Which ports are necessary to secure Solaris?

That's a much larger question and doesn't relate completely to network 
ports.  I suggest getting a couple of UNIX security books and reading
through them.  

HTH;

Doug

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