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Top Forums UNIX for Advanced & Expert Users Ports Post 302315508 by rsheikh on Tuesday 12th of May 2009 01:43:40 PM
Old 05-12-2009
Ports

** forum admins: Before you come down on my like a wrath of something, I can get no decent answers so I have to come to these Gurus' court ***
I am by no means Unix expert. However, none of our unix admin (aix & hpux) can give me an answer that makes sense.
My Issue:
Assigned ports in 8601, 8603, 8605 for an application (added that value for it to listen/use), requested our Admins to register the service (list in /etc/services?). Well, when I spawn my application -> ZILCH! Nada!
I do netstat -an|grep 8601 only prompt is returned no LISTEN etc.
I telnet to the port it say "refusing connection..."
I ask my Ux admins, same big plain "no answer".
So for a dummy like me what do I need to do to "open" "enable" "activate" "work" the stupid ports???? Plain English if you will and if you tell me to run some nmap or stuff, might as well delete your reply with my thanks!
Thanks in advance,
RS
Expert: Those who make unusually simple things, complex!
 

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LISTEN(8)						      System Manager's Manual							 LISTEN(8)

NAME
listen, dkcpu, dkcpunote, dkdiscard, dkecho, dkexportfs, dkrexexec, dkticket, dkwhoami, dksmtp, dkdcon, dklogin, dkguard, il7, il9, il565, il566, il17005, il17006, il17007, il17009, tcp2, tcp7, tcp9, tcp21, tcp23, tcp80, tcp25, tcp513, tcp515, tcp564, tcp565, tcp566, tcp17007, tcp6000 - listen for calls on a network device SYNOPSIS
aux/listen [-q] [-d srvdir] [-t trustsrvdir] [name]] DESCRIPTION
listen announces itself to a network as name (by default the contents of /env/sysname) and listens for inbound calls to local services. Net is the network device on which to listen, by default /net/dk. The services available are executable files in srvdir or trustsrvdir. If neither srvdir nor trustsrvdir is given, listen looks for executable files in /bin/service. Services found in srvdir are executed as user none; services found in trustsrvdir as executed as the user who started listen. Option -q suppresses affirmative log information. Service names are made by concatenating the name of the network with the name of the service or port. For example, an inbound call on the TCP network for port 565 executes service tcp565, while a call on the Datakit network for service whoami executes service dkwhoami. The following services are available in /bin/service. dkcpu il17005 server for cpu(1) command. dkcpunote il17006 /proc/pid/notify forwarding for cpu(1). dkexportfs il17007 tcp17007 serve a piece of the name space using the Plan 9 file system protocol, with authentication (typically used by cpu(1)). tcp564 like 17007, without authentication (used by Unix systems to see Plan 9 files). dkrexexec il17009 remote execution. dkwhoami il565 tcp565 report the address of the incoming call. tcp21 FTP daemon tcp80 HTTP daemon; see httpd(8). tcp515 LP daemon; see lp(8). tcp6000 X-window callback dksmtp tcp25 mail delivery. dkdcon research Unix terminal connection. dklogin generic terminal connection. tcp23 telnet terminal connection. tcp513 rlogin terminal connection. tcp2 hold the connection open; sleep for a long time dkecho il7 tcp7 echo any bytes received (bit mirror) dkdiscard il9 tcp9 consume any bytes received (bit bucket) The following services are available in /bin/service.auth. dkguard tcp566 check a SecureNet box. dkticket il566 authentication requests. FILES
/net/dk by convention, Datakit device bind point /net/il by convention, IL device bind point /net/tcp by convention, TCP device bind point /env/sysname default announced name SOURCE
The source to listen is in /sys/src/cmd/aux/listen.c. The other commands are rc(1) scripts in /rc/bin/service. SEE ALSO
dkconfig(8), auth(6), dk(3), dial(2) LISTEN(8)
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