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Joe Profaizer
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Enabling tcp ports for access

I'm trying to figure out why I can't telnet (just for testing purposes) to port 8910 on one of my HP-UX 11.11 servers, but I can telnet to my other system. There are no entries regarding port 8910 in my /etc/services file. Is there some allow/disallow file for tcp port access? Or can you tell me where to start trouble-shooting?

Thanks in advance.
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RAC_1
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Re: Enabling tcp ports for access

Is something else listening on that port??
netstat -an|grep 8910
lsof -p tcp:8910
lsof -p udp:8910
About /etc/services entry, it is not a must, an application can have it hardcoded. You may want to check /etc/services and inetd.conf to look if anything is listed there that uses this port.

Anil
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Joe Profaizer
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Re: Enabling tcp ports for access

Thanks RAC, but no avail. I don't see anything using such port.
RAC_1
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Re: Enabling tcp ports for access

What command you use to test that port??
did you check with lsof, if that porting is listeneing or not??
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Alex Lavrov.
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Re: Enabling tcp ports for access

If nothing using that port, that nothing will answer to your telnet ...

What is the output of lsof on the other machine?
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