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Well, since you are on a Solaris system, you can use the built-in RBAC facility to allow a non-privilged user to have rights to bind the port. I believe that the privilges that whatever role you use would need to include 35, 53, 68 and 70.
Are you familiar with the Solaris RBAC facility? Cheers, Keith |
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For now we have installed using port 8080. There is no proxy or external load balancer used. We are trying this to evaluate a portal software. I am familiar with RBAC also..Thanks for all the information..
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