SunRPC on windows server 2003

Hi guys

I did a netstat -a on my cluster nodes and DCs and noticed that they
are listening on Sunrpc which should be port 111. Does windows servers
in domain or cluster uses that toegther with the usual RPC port 135?

Regards


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Hello Domon,

On my cluster servers and DC's they don't listen on sunrpc. Did you use anything
from sun in your network? Do you have any problems?

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> Hi guys
>
> I did a netstat -a on my cluster nodes and DCs and noticed that they
> are listening on Sunrpc which should be port 111. Does windows servers
> in domain or cluster uses that toegther with the usual RPC port 135?
>
> Regards
>
> http://forums.techarena.in
>

 

Hi Meinolf

Thanks for the reply. I think could be due to the reason that we are
running sun servers and installed Qlogic driver for our fibre cards.
Actually, our company just run a security scan on our servers. The
reports pointed that our cluster servers have this issue on RPC unset
prodecure. Our security told us that we should restrict unathorized
access to this port (111). which is used by sunRPC. Thus, I need to
confrim the the functionality of our servers is not affected if we does
restrict access. We have thought of using ipsec for this.

Regards


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