Baran YURDAGUL wrote:
> Is there any problem occurs If I bind mountd to just one port under
> 1024 ? Cause mount.d bind to 4 different port when it is started via
> automatically ? these are the Medium marked ISS scan results ..
Just to make sure I follow, an ISS scanner complained about finding
n I configure mount.d on linux
> use reserved ports ?
man rpc.mountd
-p or --port
Force rpc.mountd to bind to the specified port,
instead of using the random port number assigned by
the portmapper.
> and the second is about the apache sever,
Baran YURDAGUL wrote:
> I have to questions firts one how can I configure mount.d on linux
> use reserved ports ?
man rpc.mountd
-p or --port
Force rpc.mountd to bind to the specified port,
instead of using the random port number assig
Hi All,
I have to questions firts one how can I configure mount.d on linux
use reserved ports ?
and the second is about the apache sever, how can i disable http trace
?
thanks..
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Baran YURDAGUL
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