look at /etc/hosts.allow and /etc/hosts.deny.
Jack
On Tue, 2003-08-12 at 19:11, João Candido A. Milasch Filho wrote:
Hi! I sent this message b4 to newbie list, but I got absolute no
answer.
I hope someone can help me here...
Thus, I tried to run telnetd from xinetd, no success, tried to
You don't have an _external_ hardware firewall (like a cable/dsl router), do
you? Those will block all incomming traffic by default... (Probably a dumb
question.)
Failing that, are you using xinetd for sshd as well? On my system, I simply
disable it and run it as a daemon. It should be
Well. I got an answer to my problem. About a year ago, my adsl provider
blocked about all reserved ports, and thats why I can't use'em. Although
I told you before that they were unblocked by the ISP. Then, I fall on
another problem: The work's firewall! So, I'll need to get a list of
unblocked
On Tuesday 12 August 2003 10:11 pm, João Candido A. Milasch Filho wrote:
Hi! I sent this message b4 to newbie list, but I got absolute no answer.
I hope someone can help me here...
Thus, I tried to run telnetd from xinetd, no success, tried to configure
the listening ports to the standard
Wow. Sounds like you're dealing with some mighty unreasonable people here...
Frankly, the first thing that I'd do is look for a new ISP! (And maybe a new
employer, while I was at it.)
Assuming those aren't options:
0) Did you try port 443? That's HTTPS, which many admins seem to forget
On Tuesday 12 August 2003 10:56 pm, Greg Meyer wrote:
On Tuesday 12 August 2003 10:11 pm, João Candido A. Milasch Filho wrote:
Hi! I sent this message b4 to newbie list, but I got absolute no answer.
I hope someone can help me here...
SNIP
Anyone knows what can I do to figure out whats
Hi! I sent this message b4 to newbie list, but I got absolute no
answer.I hope someone can help me here...Thus, I tried to run
telnetd from xinetd, no success, tried to configure thelistening ports to
the standard ports, and got no success.Shorewall is not installed, iptables
is empty,
