On 7/7/2004 at 7:39 PM, Michael Holt ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: MH> ? chkconfig --list will tell you all the services you have running; it MH> just puts the xinetd stuff at the bottom of the list.
>> Thanks, and if 'xinetd' isn't running? I remember being advised to shut >> that down also quite awhile ago, just can't remember who advised me. Alternatively, you can type: nmap localhost -p 0-65535 at the bash prompt (assuming you have it installed, urpmi nmap if not). and it will tell you what ports you have open. If you do it without the -p command, it will only scan well-known ports, but it will be much faster. This is a good thing to do before you chkconfig so you don't accidentally turn off a vital system service (not that there are any, I can't think of anything that you can turn off and not have the kernel at least come to a shell) ______________________________ 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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