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gigiz
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disable RPC nlockmgr

Hallo guys,
I need to disable nlockmgr ....
I try with entry in /var/adm/inetd.sec ...
but not work
how can disable it ...
how can verify if nlockmgr is disabled ?

many point at all
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Steven E. Protter
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Re: disable RPC nlockmgr

Shalom,

Can you tell us the following:
1)Version of OS.
2)What kind of lock manager issue we face? NFS, database, what?
3) What kind of application are we dealing with here.

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Marco A.
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Re: disable RPC nlockmgr

Hello,


There's a good last forum about it,


http://forums12.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?admit=109447627+1202919076477+28353475&threadId=61832


Best regards,

Marco
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gigiz
Valued Contributor

Re: disable RPC nlockmgr

1) OS hpux 11.11
2) NFS
3) I don't know the application dealing with this. Is it important ?
4)If i disable nlockmgr the nfs work fine ?
5)how can verify in nlockmgr is disabled?
Dave Olker
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Re: disable RPC nlockmgr

Just a quick question - why exactly do you need to disable rpc.lockd? If you do this then any application using the NFS filesystems that need to lock files will most likely hang. Is there a really good reason to disable it?

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Dave
I work for HPE

[Any personal opinions expressed are mine, and not official statements on behalf of Hewlett Packard Enterprise]
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gigiz
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Re: disable RPC nlockmgr

I want disable it for the security , but if it can create problem i don't want close it.
Is more dangerous close it ?
What kind of problem can i have?
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Dave Olker
HPE Pro

Re: disable RPC nlockmgr

What do you mean by "security"? If you're worried about people accessing your NFS servers, you can put them behind a firewall and only open the few ports needed for NFS, including one port for rpc.lockd, one for rpc.statd, one for rpc.mountd, one for nfsd and one for rpcbind.

What other type of security issue are you concerned about with rpc.lockd?

Dave
I work for HPE

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gigiz
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Re: disable RPC nlockmgr

Ok