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I have a linux box with samba server and two network interface. One
interface for internet and another for local network. I used the samba
commands:
bind interface only true
interfaces 192.168.10.1/24
And the samba stop to listen on internet interface on port 139, but it
continue listening on ports 137 and 138 on both interface. How to stop
listen on this ports on internet interface only?
I´m using iptables to filter this ports, but i´d like to close this
ports on interface.
Thanks by help, but i tried to use interface = eth1, but don´t resolve the problem. The linux continue with ports 137 (udp) and 138 (udp) open on interface eth0.
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