On Dec 1, 2000, Tom Hudak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> tcpdump: listening on eth0
> 15:40:32.168288 fry.sistina.com.64280 > bender.sistina.com.amanda: udp 176
> 15:40:32.175191 bender.sistina.com.amanda > fry.sistina.com.64280: udp 49
> 15:40:32.177088 bender.sistina.com.amanda > fry.sistina.com.64280: udp 101
> 15:40:32.208256 fry.sistina.com.64280 > bender.sistina.com.amanda: udp 49
IIRC, bender is outside your firewall, so you're looking at the wrong
end of the connection to see if Amanda is using the right ports. Look
at what homer (the tape server) is sending out, and you'll see the UDP
ports it uses are in the range you have specified. (note that the
ports are the numbers or names that follow the hostname, not the
number that follows `udp').
It appears that your problem is that the firewall is masquerading the
ports, which it shouldn't. But I'm afraid I have no idea about how to
tell it not to do it.
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