Move mountd to reserved port???
How would I go about moving the mount daemeon to a reserved port?? How would I even find out which ports ARE reserved!?!? What affect (if any) will this have on the box?? This is for redhat 9 btw.....thanks!
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How would I go about moving the mount daemeon to a reserved port??
Specify port/protocol in /etc/services, example stupidly sets port 80: "mount 80/udp # rpc-mountd on custom port", or use startup param --port. How would I even find out which ports ARE reserved!?!? Ports 0-1024 are the reserved ports. It means to processes is that only processes started by the root account user are allowed to bind to a port below 1024. What that means to you as remote user is that you have a very weak guarantee a process on a port below 1024 is vaguely safe (IOW: no real guarantee at all). What affect (if any) will this have on the box?? It will not enhance security and the human root account owner's hair will fall out. |
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