Disabling ports by adding parameter ‘-P 0’ #21296
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Why I did it There are several TCP ports bound to localhost that need to be disabled to enhance system security. Work item tracking Microsoft ADO (number only): How I did it By adding -P 0 in supervisord.conf.j2 to disable the ports. How to verify it Check the file for -P 0 changes, and confirm port behaviour using netstat.
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Why I did it There are several TCP ports bound to localhost that need to be disabled to enhance system security. Work item tracking Microsoft ADO (number only): How I did it By adding -P 0 in supervisord.conf.j2 to disable the ports. How to verify it Check the file for -P 0 changes, and confirm port behaviour using netstat.
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Why I did it There are several TCP ports bound to localhost that need to be disabled to enhance system security. Work item tracking Microsoft ADO (number only): How I did it By adding -P 0 in supervisord.conf.j2 to disable the ports. How to verify it Check the file for -P 0 changes, and confirm port behaviour using netstat.
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Why I did it There are several TCP ports bound to localhost that need to be disabled to enhance system security. Work item tracking Microsoft ADO (number only): How I did it By adding -P 0 in supervisord.conf.j2 to disable the ports. How to verify it Check the file for -P 0 changes, and confirm port behaviour using netstat.
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Why I did it
There are several TCP ports bound to localhost that need to be disabled to enhance system security.
Work item tracking
How I did it
By adding -P 0 in supervisord.conf.j2 to disable the ports.
How to verify it
Check the file for -P 0 changes, and confirm port behaviour using netstat.
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Tested branch (Please provide the tested image version)
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