Based on digging thru the shell (system node systemshell -node <node>), and running "rpcinfo -p", it would appear the NetApp Cluster RPC starts at 900 and goes thru 1024 maybe?
Example, I had this port show up in my netstat output
943/TCP4
Not in the list (this page); however, it does show up in the rpcinfo output:
Page URL
https://docs.netapp.com/us-en/ontap/networking/ontap_internal_ports.html
Page title
ONTAP internal ports
Summary
The internal ports listed on this page do not properly reflect the output generated using How do I check whether a port is listening in ONTAP 9 knowledge base article.
Based on digging thru the shell (
system node systemshell -node <node>
), and running "rpcinfo -p
", it would appear the NetApp Cluster RPC starts at 900 and goes thru 1024 maybe?Example, I had this port show up in my netstat output 943/TCP4
Not in the list (this page); however, it does show up in the rpcinfo output:
Other missing items in the netstat output also show up;
All total, 237 entries missing, many ports appear in well defined ranges and most appear in the Cluster IPSpace section.
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