Linux
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- get middleware mount on the server
- check the for open ports as some of the Linux boxes are all locked down
Expand listing open ports listing open ports HTML <br>http://www.rhce.ca/docs/manuals/enterprise/RHEL-4-Manual/security-guide/s1-server-ports.html
HTML <br>Panel sudo nmap -sT -O localhost
The output of this command looks like the following:
Starting nmap 3.55 (
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)
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at
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2004-09-24
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13:49
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EDT
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Interesting
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ports
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on
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localhost.localdomain
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(127.0.0.1):
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(The
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1653
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ports
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scanned
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but
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not
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shown
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below
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are
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in
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state:
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closed)
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PORT STATE SERVICE
22/tcp
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open
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ssh
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25/tcp
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open
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smtp
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111/tcp
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open
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rpcbind
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113/tcp
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open
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auth
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631/tcp
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open
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ipp
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834/tcp
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open
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unknown
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2601/tcp
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open
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zebra
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32774/tcp
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open
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sometimes-rpc11
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Device
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type:
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general
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purpose
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Running:
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Linux
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2.4.X|2.5.X|2.6.X
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OS
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details:
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Linux
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2.5.25
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-
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2.6.3
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or
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Gentoo
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1.2
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Linux
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2.4.19
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rc1-rc7)
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Uptime
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12.857
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days
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(since
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Sat
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Sep
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11
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17:16:20
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2004)
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Nmap
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run
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completed
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– 1
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IP
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address
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(1
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host
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up)
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scanned
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in
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5.190
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seconds
- if the ports are locked down request some "test" ports be opened for migration
- determine the OS version
- get the vanilla version of the apache from the middleware
- for RHEL4 use the most recent RHEL4 release off the middleware ../apache_2.2.10_relxx_RHEL4/vanilla*.tar
- for RHEL5 use the most recent release ../apache_2.2.10_relxx/vanilla*.tar