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10-05-2010 06:31 AM
10-05-2010 06:31 AM
What does the result from this command mean:
#netstat -a | grep 49159
udp 0 0 *.49159 *.*
We had a security finding on this port which is used by the ttdbserver. I have the ttdbserver line in inetd.conf commented out. I just want to make sure the port is closed and no other processes are running on the port.
Thanks,
Jon
#netstat -a | grep 49159
udp 0 0 *.49159 *.*
We had a security finding on this port which is used by the ttdbserver. I have the ttdbserver line in inetd.conf commented out. I just want to make sure the port is closed and no other processes are running on the port.
Thanks,
Jon
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10-05-2010 07:26 AM
10-05-2010 07:26 AM
Re: netstat results
>>I have the ttdbserver line in inetd.conf commented out.
Did you run an 'inetd -c' to tell inetd to reread its config file? If not, do that and run your 'netstat' command again to see if the port goes away.
Did you run an 'inetd -c' to tell inetd to reread its config file? If not, do that and run your 'netstat' command again to see if the port goes away.
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