nmap problem
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I found this thread on what to do with it: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...d-smbd-909530/ My question: how was this port opened? By what program? Is it even possible to find out? I would very much like to find out before I start working on it. Thanks beforehand. |
rpcbind is a server. Check to see if the service is enabled to start at boot up. It does not appear that you are running nfs or anything that requires it, so just disable it.
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On 192.168.1.8 you can do:
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netstat -tpan |
I have a Debian system. To stop the service permanently, I just use this code?? (like it is advised here: http://unix.stackexchange.com/questi...-not-using-nfs)
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No, it will just tun it off not disable.
The syntax is: update-rc.d <daemon> enable|disable |
That worked. Thank you Michaelk and btmiller, for your answers.
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