7 Nov
2005
7 Nov
'05
15:10
Bjørge Solli wrote:
NAT is the reason. When I opened port 123 in the NAT it works:-) In Norway most ISPs provide each ADSL-sub with a ADSL-router with NAT (not the normal ADSL-modem). A good thing[TM], except in this situation.
I would say it's a little unusual that you have to explicitly allow for outbound NAT'ing of certain ports and traffic. Inbound (DNAT'ing) I can understand, but outbound is a little strange to me. My Zyxel router used to do NAT'ing for me, and only on inbound did I need to set up ports and such. /Per Jessen, Zürich