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BIND listening on 32768?

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MichealC4

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Jun 26, 2003
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Debian Linux 3.1 box. All of a sudden BIND (yes, I've confirmed it is BIND via lsof, well, named) starts listening on 32768. What's more is that it is also listening on an IPv6 interface which I never enabled IPv6 ... Where do I turn it off, or at least configure it to listen on only the interfaces I want, and why is it doing that? When I set BIND up it didn't do that. BIND was running fine. Then aftere a reboot, it starts listening on 32768? UDP.

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