can't telnet/ssh across network
I am not able to telnet or ssh any of the machines on my network from my linux box but am perfectly able to telnet sites on the Internet. I can however telnet the linux box itself. I can also ping all my machines from all the machines and am successfully using the linux box as a gateway to the Internet for the rest of the network.
To me this sounds like a firewall issue, but as far as I know my firewall (similar to the one in the ipmasq-howto on tldp.org) should allow telnet and ssh through. Any ideas on where to go from here will be great. My net looks like this: wired: Redhat 9 (gateway and server) kernel 2.4.20.8 x 1, NT 4 Workstation x 1 wireless: XP x 1 Thanks p.n |
can you post your firewall rules so we can take a look at them?
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My iptable rules are as follows:
iptables −P INPUT ACCEPT iptables −F INPUT iptables −P OUTPUT ACCEPT iptables −F OUTPUT iptables −P FORWARD DROP iptables −F FORWARD iptables −t nat −F iptables −A FORWARD −i $EXTIF −o $INTIF −m state −−state ESTABLISHED,RELATED −j ACCEPT iptables −A FORWARD −i $INTIF −o $EXTIF −j ACCEPT iptables −A FORWARD −j LOG Tx p.n |
Re: can't telnet/ssh across network
Does NT and XP boxes have ssh server running? :D
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The NT and XP boxes certainly have telnet running. I am able to telnet from both NT and XP boxes to the linux machine but from linux to XP or NT.
p.n |
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