On 2006-12-29 13:06, andrey mirtchovski wrote: > >It seems that the auth port of my server (grunt) can not been > >reached from my home. Firewall problems?, isp problems?, Any more > >thing I can be missing? > > you'll need to forward port 567 or allow connections to it somehow. > there's a list of required ports to forward on a cpu server behind a > nat/firewall. the list is somewhere on the wiki. if your cpu server > has an external ip address visible to all on the internet, then the > firewall is most likely filtering externaly initiated connections to > ports below 1024. > > you pasted the ip address of the machine in your email (the part where > you connect from linux on the same part: you may want to delete more > than just the command line :) so i tried it from here: > > administrators-computer:~ andrey$ telnet 163.117.141.235 567 > Trying 163.117.141.235... > ^C > administrators-computer:~ andrey$ telnet 163.117.141.235 17007 > Trying 163.117.141.235... > Connected to grunt.gast.it.uc3m.es. > Escape character is '^]'. > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > as you can see, 567 times out, while 17007 does not. most likely a > firewall being overprotective.
Yes :), my server has a public address, I was hoping someone test it like you did :), thank you. It seems the problem is in my server network, not at my home. I will ask my network admin to open the port. Thank you all for your help and your quick replys. -- http://bach.gast.it.uc3m.es/~alcortes/index.html
