Samba won't dance [Solved - sort of]
max
maximilianbianco at gmail.com
Fri Apr 18 21:39:28 UTC 2008
Claude Jones wrote:
> On Friday April 18 2008 9:18:25 am Craig White wrote:
>> I don't use firestarter and haven't looked at it in years.
>>
>> as for ports...
>> netbios-ns 137/tcp # NETBIOS Name
>> Service netbios-dgm 138/tcp #
>> NETBIOS Datagram Service
>>
>> I saw neither these descriptions (tcp or udp) nor their
>> 137/138 numbers appear in your iptables dump that you sent to
>> the mail list. My deduction that these ports were not included
>> in your firewall listing was simply noting the lack of
>> presence of those ports in your listing.
>>
>> I believe that port 138 is only UDP traffic...don't know if
>> TCP or UDP on port 137. I enable both TCP & UDP for smb
>> traffic.
>
> OK -- it would be 'interesting' if the Firestarter folks didn't
> know the above. I've been using it for years for simple
> firewalling, and it's generally been very reliable. I've
> configured Samba to work before just using the enable incoming
> SMB option in Firestarter. If you say the iptables rules that
> produced weren't sufficient, I'll take that into account if
> troubles reappear and investigate further.
>
Firestarter? what's wrong with the native firewall provided?
Max
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