svrloc

From: John (eagel777_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 11/13/03

  • Next message: Volker Birk: "Re: svrloc" 
    Date: 13 Nov 2003 06:43:34 -0800

    Hello,

    After performing a nmap on one of my OSX based machines, I saw this
    output:

    >427/tcp open svrloc

    Any of you have a clue on what this is, I googled a bit and it seems
    to be the
    server location protocol. But I really don't want this port open for
    the outside "world".

    Any clue's or insights on how I can disable this port, or at least
    block it in some way? This is on a OSX box, but it also pops up on
    some solaris boxes.

    I am blank here.. So... some assistance would be great!

    John

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