Hello, I've installed a samba-pdc server. I can't find my PDC fron a XP machine when samba and firewall are ON. If I turn my firewall off, so I can to see and to integrate my Windows machine on the domaine. After, if I need to use the resources, I can with my firewall ON. I don't understand this pount... So, somybody knows if I must open another specific diferent port than I have (137tcp, 137 udp, 139 tcp and 139 udp) when I put some machine on the domaine? Thank you very much and I'm sorry so much my english. Regards. frn
fran wrote:
Hello, I've installed a samba-pdc server. I can't find my PDC fron a XP machine when samba and firewall are ON. If I turn my firewall off, so I can to see and to integrate my Windows machine on the domaine. After, if I need to use the resources, I can with my firewall ON. I don't understand this pount...
So, somybody knows if I must open another specific diferent port than I have (137tcp, 137 udp, 139 tcp and 139 udp) when I put some machine on the domaine?
How about port 389 tcp? I'm pretty sure that ldap is necessary for a pdc. Depending on your setup you might also need kerberos ports. Why don't you just discover what kind of program is using which port on your pdc. Then you know which ports to open in your firewall. netstat -tulpen| grep -v "127.0.0.1" Sandy
On Sunday, January 23, 2005 09:50 am, fran wrote:
Hello, I've installed a samba-pdc server. I can't find my PDC fron a XP machine when samba and firewall are ON. If I turn my firewall off, so I can to see and to integrate my Windows machine on the domaine. After, if I need to use the resources, I can with my firewall ON. I don't understand this pount...
So, somybody knows if I must open another specific diferent port than I have (137tcp, 137 udp, 139 tcp and 139 udp) when I put some machine on the domaine?
Thank you very much and I'm sorry so much my english. Regards. frn
How many NICs in the machine? If there is only one, you will have to make some changes via the /etc/sysconfig editor as the YaST Samba firewall scripts only work on machines with at least an external and an internal interface. I wrote a mini HOWTO that I posted on this list a few weeks ago with all of the settings... Best, Mark -- _________________________________________________________ A Message From... L. Mark Stone Reliable Networks of Maine, LLC "We manage your network so you can manage your business." 477 Congress Street Portland, ME 04101 Tel: (207) 772-5678 Web: http://www.rnome.com
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