On 06/05/2019 15.51, Ullfig, Roberto Alfredo wrote:
Hello, what is port 39607 for?
# /usr/sbin/lsof -P -i UDP -a -c radiusd
COMMAND PID USER FD TYPE DEVICE SIZE/OFF NODE NAME
radiusd 1919 root 3u IPv4 12383 0t0 UDP *:1645
radiusd 1919 root 4u IPv4 12384 0t0 UDP *:1646
radiusd 1919 root 5u IPv4 12385 0t0 UDP *:39607
radiusd 13141 root 3u IPv4 5257057 0t0 UDP *:1812
radiusd 13141 root 4u IPv4 5257058 0t0 UDP *:1813
is that related to eduroam? Thanks!
Might be. For example, the UDP port it is using the proxy the requests
to the next hop proxy. This forwarding port is then kept for listening
for the replies.
Here's what I see with a single proxy config (AuthBy RADIUS) using
AuthPort and AcctPort 1645 and 1646:
% lsof -P -i UDP -a -c perl
COMMAND PID USER FD TYPE DEVICE SIZE/OFF NODE NAME
perl 53337 hvn 3u IPv4 0x4031da9e5706f4af 0t0 UDP *:1645
perl 53337 hvn 4u IPv4 0x4031da9e5706be4f 0t0 UDP *:1646
perl 53337 hvn 5u IPv4 0x4031da9e57070d27 0t0 UDP *:58168
This is on a Mac with radiusd started on command line, thus the slightly
different command and output.
Thanks,
Heikki
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