[SunHELP] BOUND for int

[Dicu Silviu]

I do have lsof and when I do a lsof -i -n it's not
showing anything about those ports except for the
ports that are in listen state or established, close
and syn.
even when i do a lsof with no arguments I don't see
what files are open by this ports.
maybe I'm hacked :))

 


--- DAUBIGNE Sebastien - BOR
<Sebastien.DAUBIGNE at sema.fr> wrote:
> 
> The standards calls to create a TCP server are : 
> 
> Call				resulting socket state (call succeeded)
> ==========================================
> socket()			-
> bind()			BOUND
> listen()			LISTEN
> accept()		ESTABLISHED
> 
> Your bound socket is quite strange, as i don't
> understand the goal to issue
> a bind(), without doing the following listen().
> 
> I don't know any tool included in Solaris to
> associate socket with process,
> so you should install "lsof" which can do this task
> : 
> 
> Here is a lsof trace for process bound to TCP port
> 23 (telnet) :
> 
> [iris] (root) / # lsof | fgrep .23       
> in.telnet  5592     root    0u  inet 0x7a347200     
>   0t83        TCP
> iris_smhd
> :telnet->10.163.195.237:1047 (ESTABLISHED)
> in.telnet  5592     root    1u  inet 0x7a347200     
>   0t83        TCP
> iris_smhd
> :telnet->10.163.195.237:1047 (ESTABLISHED)
> in.telnet  5592     root    2u  inet 0x7a347200     
>   0t83        TCP
> iris_smhd
> :telnet->10.163.195.237:1047 (ESTABLISHED)
> 
>
**********************************************************************
> | The latest release of lsof is always available via
> anonymous ftp   |
> | from vic.cc.purdue.edu.  Look in pub/lsof.README
> for its location. |
>
**********************************************************************
> 
> 
> ---
> Sebastien DAUBIGNE 
> sebastien.daubigne at sema.fr - 05.57.26.56.36
> Sema Global Services - AFM/DW/Pessac
> 
> 
> 	-----Message d'origine-----
> 	De:	Dicu Silviu [SMTP:linuxsil at yahoo.com]
> 	Date:	vendredi 15 juin 2001 18:56
> 	:	sunhelp
> 	Objet:	[SunHELP] BOUND for int
> 
> 	Hi,
> 
> 	I have a e250 with a RealServer and a webserver.
> 	when I do a netstat -na I get
> 	 *.36062              *.*                0      0  
>  
> 	0      0 BOUND
> 
> 	I don't understand why this port is into the state
> 	BOUND, more strange is that it opens other ports
> with
> 	this state and after a while I don't see them. What
> 	kind of a process could do that ?
> 
> 	thanks
> 
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