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Hi all,

i want to close the unwanted portnumbers in solaris.
Anybody have idea please assist me.


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Turn off the associated services. How to turn them off depends on the version of Solaris you're running.

Turn off unnecessary daemons such as sendmail if you're not running a MTA or apache if you're not running a web server.

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