Perhaps I misunderstood Milton's posts. It sounded to me like only the
*first* hostport needed to be open. It didn't make sense to me how this
would work without using triggers in the firewall, though. So does
*each* hostport need to be open?
Thanks,
Dave
Fyren wrote:
> On Fri, Nov 14, 2008 at 15:38, David A. Parker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I stopped the iptables firewall on the local machine and this fixed the
>> server browser issue. Apparently you need more than the default ports
>> open in order to see all of the forked servers in the server browser.
>> Since I'm connecting from within our network, I would imagine the other
>> servers are still inaccessible from the outside due to our main firewall.
>
> Previously on the list, Milton has posted saying that only the
> hostport needs to be able to receive incoming connections. All the
> other various ports either make outgoing connections or aren't
> actually used at all and might not get opened in the future.
>
> -Fyren
>
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