yppush & iptables

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I'm setting up a redundant NIS server on RHEL v3.1. When a user runs "make" to refresh the NIS maps, it's supposed to push the new maps to the slave server. It appears that the master server fires up a yppush process and binds it to a particular port using the portmapper.

Does anyone know a way to control what port it chooses, so that it can be properly firewalled? It appears to choose a port at random, making iptables impossible to use.

Any ideas? Thanks in advance,

Norman Elton

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Norman Elton
Information Technology - Network Engineering
College of William & Mary
757-221-7790


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