What replaced the pmap_set command?
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Hi I am trying to set up the tiny honeypot on my laptop. I'm at the part of the process where you install fake service translations. The command calls for pmap_set. After portmap was replaced with rpcbind, what took its place? As in, how do I use the equivalent with rpc (library routines for remote procedure calls)? I'm trying to change the rpcinfo output I believe.
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Hi I am trying to set up the tiny honeypot on my laptop. I'm at the part of the process where you install fake service translations. The command calls for pmap_set. After portmap was replaced with rpcbind, what took its place? As in, how do I use the equivalent with rpc (library routines for remote procedure calls)? I'm trying to change the rpcinfo output I believe.
rpc honeypot
edited Nov 10 at 11:45
rhand
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asked Nov 9 at 23:28
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Please add more details on the operating system you are using, why you are setting up a Honeypot.
– rhand
Nov 9 at 23:33
I'm using arch linux and why do most people use a honeypot?
– cUser
Nov 10 at 0:40
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Hi I am trying to set up the tiny honeypot on my laptop. I'm at the part of the process where you install fake service translations. The command calls for pmap_set. After portmap was replaced with rpcbind, what took its place? As in, how do I use the equivalent with rpc (library routines for remote procedure calls)? I'm trying to change the rpcinfo output I believe.
rpc honeypot
edited Nov 10 at 11:45
rhand
73121236
asked Nov 9 at 23:28
cUser
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Hi I am trying to set up the tiny honeypot on my laptop. I'm at the part of the process where you install fake service translations. The command calls for pmap_set. After portmap was replaced with rpcbind, what took its place? As in, how do I use the equivalent with rpc (library routines for remote procedure calls)? I'm trying to change the rpcinfo output I believe.
rpc honeypot
rpc honeypot
edited Nov 10 at 11:45
rhand
73121236
asked Nov 9 at 23:28
cUser
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edited Nov 10 at 11:45
rhand
73121236
asked Nov 9 at 23:28
cUser
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edited Nov 10 at 11:45
rhand
73121236
edited Nov 10 at 11:45
rhand
73121236
edited Nov 10 at 11:45
rhand
73121236
73121236
asked Nov 9 at 23:28
cUser
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asked Nov 9 at 23:28
cUser
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asked Nov 9 at 23:28
cUser
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Please add more details on the operating system you are using, why you are setting up a Honeypot.
– rhand
Nov 9 at 23:33
I'm using arch linux and why do most people use a honeypot?
– cUser
Nov 10 at 0:40
add a comment |
Please add more details on the operating system you are using, why you are setting up a Honeypot.
– rhand
Nov 9 at 23:33
I'm using arch linux and why do most people use a honeypot?
– cUser
Nov 10 at 0:40
Please add more details on the operating system you are using, why you are setting up a Honeypot.
– rhand
Nov 9 at 23:33
Please add more details on the operating system you are using, why you are setting up a Honeypot.
– rhand
Nov 9 at 23:33
I'm using arch linux and why do most people use a honeypot?
– cUser
Nov 10 at 0:40
I'm using arch linux and why do most people use a honeypot?
– cUser
Nov 10 at 0:40
add a comment |
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Please add more details on the operating system you are using, why you are setting up a Honeypot.
– rhand
Nov 9 at 23:33
I'm using arch linux and why do most people use a honeypot?
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