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> Dnia 2004-08-17 16:37, Krzysztof Palka napisa³: |
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>> Po co jest tyle otwartych portow ? |
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>> tcp 0 0 cypreess:domain *:* LISTEN 453/named |
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>> tcp 0 0 localhost:953 *:* LISTEN 453/named |
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>> udp 0 0 *:1029 *:* 8453/named |
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>> udp 0 0 cypreess:domain *:* 8453/named |
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>> tcp|udp :53 domain jasne, ale poco lokalne tcp/953 i udp/1029 (co |
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>> znaczy '*' ?) |
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> 4/15[maxilee@bercik]/etc/#grep 953 services |
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> rndc 953/tcp # rndc control sockets |
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> (BIND 9) |
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> rndc 953/udp # rndc control sockets |
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> (BIND 9) |
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> ten drugi port nie wiem od czego jest :( |
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Z dokumentacji BINDa: "BIND includes a utility called rndc that allows you |
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to administer the named daemon, locally or remotely, with command line |
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statements." |
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'*' oznacza, ¿e "s³ucha" na wszystkich interface-ach. |
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Pozdrawiam |
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Jacek |
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