On 5/16/2004 at 7:58 AM, EE ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: E> I have these running which ones should I turn off and how? E> 21/tcp open ftp E> 22/tcp open ssh E> 25/tcp open smtp E> 53/tcp open domain E> 80/tcp open http E> 111/tcp open rpcbind E> 443/tcp open https E> 631/tcp open ipp E> 745/tcp open unknown E> 752/tcp open qrh E> 757/tcp open unknown E> 767/tcp open phonebook E> 953/tcp open rndc E> 2049/tcp open nfs E> 3306/tcp open mysql E> 6000/tcp open X11 E> 10000/tcp open snet-sensor-mgmt E> 10026/tcp open unknown E> 32768/tcp open unknown E> 32769/tcp open unknown
Hi, Ideally you can turn off pretty much all of them. X11 is really the only one you need, and thats only because you have your graphical interface. However, some you might want, such as Apache Web server (http), SSH (Secure Shell), MySQL database (mysql), and Webmin (snet-sensor-mgmt). If you type chkconfig --list, it will tell you all of the services. If you want to know what service is bound to which port, type: lsof -i :[port number] Your FTP service is probably proftpd or vsftpd, so look in your chkconfig for that and then type chkconfig --del <service>. That only stops it from coming up at boot time. To shut it down, either restart your computer, or type: service <service> stop ______________________________ Justin Grote Network Architect, CCNA JWG Networks Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (remove nospam-) SMS: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (remove nospam-) Phone: (208) 631-5440
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