Hi, the best way to solve your pb is to open your firewall, and to log NFS/samba traffic generated for this case. (option -l, I guess). So, you will see which kind of ports are used.
In my mind, you will have to open ports 137,138 & 139 for udp (and tcp ?) for netbios traffic. But check that. And yes, "-A input -s 0/0 -d 0/0 -i eth0 -j ACCEPT" opens your computer.. Good luck, -- Gilles POIRET PS : If you use 2.4.x kernel, you should use iptables... Victor Usjanov a écrit, dimanche 17 février 2002, à 21:01 : > Hello > > I am trying to run ipchains firewall on my computer connected to corporate > nettwork. I created a set of rules that let web and mail and ssh traffic in > and out, and it works just fine. But i got a problem with NFS and samba > traffic. I did not manage to get it running until i placed "-A input -s > 0/0 -d 0/0 -i eth0 -j ACCEPT" in the ipchains.conf file. But, as far as i > understand this opens for all traffic to all ports over eth0 ( which is the > only network interface in my computer), which is not 100% secure.. or am i > wrong here? > I have tried to remove the above line and add "-A input -s 0/0 139 -d 0/0 -i > eth0 -p tcp -y -j ACCEPT" to let samba traffic in, but nothing happened ( it > startet to deny all kinds of traffic) > > I have tried to search around for hints how to set up ipchains, but all > examples i find describe how to make a conf file for a firewall with a whole > nettwork behind, but not for a stand alone computer. > > I feel kind of lost here... and IPchains-howto on linuxdoc didnt help a lot. > Some can help a little? May be someone knows of some examples i can look at? > > > Thanks in advance > -- > Victor > >
