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From: Erik Sabowski <airyk@sdf.lonestar.org>
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Subject: portmap problem
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I am running portmap on my network for NIS. The NIS server is a dual homed
host, so I am trying to make it a little more secure by specifying the
"-h" option to make sure it binds to only the internal address. But when i
run it that way, nothing can access it...running rpcinfo on another
machine in the network results only in rpcinfo hanging. any idea what is
going on here? thanks

#airyk

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