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111 is the portmapper/rpcbind port. Since LDM runs by means of RPC, I don't think it's possible to turn off RPC, though the authors of LDM may know better. Bret Whissel System Administrator Department of Meteorology Florida State University On Mon, 2009-09-28 at 14:59 -0500, Peter Laws wrote: > Peter Laws wrote: > > Having, for better or worse, moved well past the world of NIS and RPC (and > > CSH :-), I want to disable RPC on our LDM servers. Port 388 seems to work > > well enough. > > > > Is it as simple as reregistering the program? Should I be setting > > something in a config file somewhere? > > And a related question ... what would cause LDM to make a request via > 111/tcp versus 388/tcp? Can that be controlled in the config? > >
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