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Question disabling port no 32777 and 32778

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I want to disabling port no 32777 and 32778 on solaris 9 and 10,

any idea?
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why not ipf

If you want a firewall you can use ipf to disable the ports.
Solaris 10 ipf is always installed.
Solaris 9 there are packets on Freeware for Solaris

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Are these static or ephemeral ports?

The Ephemeral Port Range
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Thanks Joerg for your quick response but where I can see that ipf is installed or not installed in solaris 10? what are configuration files? where I can disable the ports for both solaris 9 and 10?
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If you want a firewall you can use ipf to disable the ports.
Solaris 10 ipf is always installed.
Solaris 9 there are packets on Freeware for Solaris

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To find out if solaris 10 is installed with ipf:
svcs -l svc:/network/ipfilter:default
if it is disabled you have to enable it.
svcadm enable svc:/network/ipfilter:default
Then you must configure first of all the pfil.ap file.
(Dependig on some versions you can not find this file.
But if it is not on /etc/ipf/ you can ignore this file)

vi /etc/ipf/pfil.ap
unhash your responsible network interface!

Then configure the ipf.conf file to block communication on several or all ports.
I think this side is OK to start with ipf:
IPF Firewall Solaris 10
For more please googel, and I am sure that you can find something.

In side the my preview post you can find the link to download the ipf software for solaris 9.

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