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11-16-2006
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Closed ports
Hello
I need to close some ports on a box Solaris 8, which command I need to use. Thanks for your replies 
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Which ports are you trying to close? Many are in /etc/inetd.conf. Just comment out the ones that aren't already commented out that you don't need and restart inetd. Others (like sendmail) are running on their own. Check /etc/init.d for the script and run it with a stop parameter. Don't forget to delete the rc2.d startup script if you don't want to run it any more.
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