I'm running an OpenAFS 1.4.7 server on Debian Lenny 2.6.26. Everything is behind a cheap D-Link router, and I have no trouble connecting any of my clients (both Mac and PC) on the LAN. So I started doing some testing from outside, and based on what I've read there are problems with NAT which will probably prevent me from having success. My Windows client (first tried OpenAFS version 1.5.65 then upgraded to 1.5.71) gets a Kerberos ticket and AFS token, but then chokes on resolving the name to id (error -1). So I was wondering if someone could explain to a novice what's going on there. Also, I see that I need port 88 open to authenticate, which on one hand makes sense since this is a Kerberos port. But most of the documentation I've read about AFS says I only need ports open in the 7000 range (specifically 7001) for minimal file server access, so I was wondering if I'm missing something there. Thanks in advance for any help you can offer. Let me know if more information is needed. John
