The following denotes the MIM Database master program: “xmim_server” changes:
The –M switch will stop the server from
registering with the portmapper (or rpcbind). When operating on a
well known port, this is not necessary in the server
protocol.
The –I switch will cause the server to respond
with the IP address of the adapter for slave dispatches instead of
the host name. This allows the server to operate free of name
service or DNS.
The –p flag will interpret port numbers above 128
as well known port assignments. Legal values begin at 1056 and must
be a multiple of 32. For example, the following port numbers are
suggested: 8800, 8128, 8192, or 9600.
The following denotes the MIM Database slave program: “xmim_slave_server” changes:
The –M switch will stop the slave server from
registering with the portmapper (or rpcbind).
The –n flag will interpret port numbers above 128
as well known port assignments. Legal values begin at 1056 and must
be a multiple of 32. This number will match the xmim_server
–p flag in operation.