NetWorker command:      nsrports

NAME

       nsrports - port configuration tool

SYNOPSIS

       nsrports [ -s server ] [ -S | -C ] [ range ...  ]

DESCRIPTION

       The nsrports command is used to display and set ranges of ports used by
       the NetWorker software. A range of ports may be either a single integer
       or  two integers separated by a dash (-).  Any integer used to define a
       range of ports must be from 0 to 65535. The range 0-0 is treated equiv-
       alent to 0-65535. The port ranges are stored  by nsrexecd(8) in the NSR
       system port ranges resource.  When nsrports is executed without any
       options,  the  program  displays  the  configured ranges for the system
       on which the command is being run.

       Users executing nsrports can change the system ports to be used.  There
       are also two additional  options  for  viewing  and  setting  the  port
       ranges. The first  is  by  using the NetWorker Management Console.  The
       second is by using nsradmin(8).  Execute  the  program  as follows:

              # nsradmin -s server -p nsrexec

       where  server  is  the system for which ports are to be displayed.  The
       administrator attribute for this resource can be modified  with  either
       the NetWorker Management	Console or nsradmin(1)  by any user currently
       on the administrator list.

OPTIONS

       -s server
              Specifies the system to contact.

       -S     Sets the system's service ports to  the  ranges  specified.   By
              default  NetWorker  defines  a  range  of  7937-9936 for service
              ports.

       -C     Sets the system's connection ports to the ranges specified.   By
              default  NetWorker defines a range of 10001-30000 for connection
              ports.

EXAMPLES

       Setting two service port ranges 7937-9936 and 9999
                 nsrports -S 7937-9936 9999

SEE ALSO

       nsrexecd(5), nsradmin(8)

NetWorker 7.5.1			 Mar 21, 09