On Wed, Mar 19, 2003 at 05:03:23PM -0600, Stuart Powell wrote: > I am having trouble getting remote clients to connect to our server. I > can launch the client locally on the server, and it works just fine. > However, remote clients, Windows and Linux alike, are refused.
Is it possible the Nessus daemon is listening only on localhost? The commandline option "-a" (or equivalently "--listen") controls this when starting the daemon. > I wonder if the problem is that we are behind the firewall, and the > Nessus server is on the outside of it. If the firewall is blocking a > return connection, which port do we need to open ? By default, Nessus uses tcp 1241 for communications so you'd certainly have problems if the firewall blocks that outbound. George -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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