Weird looking rpcinfo

From: Louis Bouchard - Bouygues Telecom <bouchard_l_at_decus.fr>
Date: Fri, 15 Nov 1996 21:40:19 +0200

Hello,

        We're having a bit of a problem with two TCP ports on different servers (onr
4100 running 3.2G and ond 8400 running 3.2D). When I do a "rpcinfo -p" I get on one
line :

#rpcinfo -p #on the 4100
.
.
.
    390113 1 tcp 7937
    395175 1 tcp 1020 asedirector
-1861140207 1 tcp 2880
^^^^^^^^^^^

and :
# rpcinfo -p # on the 8400
.
.
.
    395175 1 tcp 1009 asedirector
    390113 1 tcp 7937
-1861140207 1 tcp 1295
^^^^^^^^^^
    100011 1 udp 2874 rquotad

        When I do "netstat -a" on this server I get this :

tcp 0 0 *.1295 *.* LISTEN

        The real problem is that one of our application using port 3003 on both server
is not working. On other servers using the same port 3003 its work fine and I don't
see any weird thing in rpcinfo.

        Does anyone have an idea on this ???

Will summarize
                                        Bye..
                                                ...Louis
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