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Casper Dik <casper @ fwi . uva . nl> wrote: > Modern NIS/YP implementations will bind to ports < 1024, mainly > to tell the portmapper ``root owns this service'', a fact which > the portmapper uses to prevent mere mortals from starting their > own ypserv. BTW, ypserv is RPC/UDP and RPC/TCP. > Note that ypbind remains >1023, letting anybody fetch your NIS databases. -- Gil Shwed -- CheckPoint Software Technologies Follow-Ups:
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