Accessing A Fedora 7 Box FROM The Net
Admin@AnythingGoes
admin at anything-goes.us
Tue May 5 12:31:29 UTC 2009
Tuesday, May 5, 2009, 8:22:27 AM, you wrote:
> I would look at the ISP or the router as being the problem. I know the
> router has been set to work as a dumb connection, but there may be a
> flag that you may have missed in the configuration.
> Check with your ISP. Here in the UK, I've been told that my ISP blocks
> certain ports. It could be that your ISP will do the same unless you
> are on a business package. They may open up the required ports for you
> to use if you ask them nicely...
> All in all, from what you've said, this looks like a router/ISP issue,
> rather than a Fedora issue.
> Andy
Hi Andy,
Thanx for the reply.
The DSL connection IS a business package, so I am fairly certain it
wouldn't block any inbound ports. But I will check into that.
As for the DSL Modem, it's a Netopia and once it is in DUMB/BRIDGE
mode it's not accessible to check any settings.
If I were to give you the IP of the server would that be able to tell
you anything? I am somewhat wary of posting the IP publicly, but
if it will help..... :D
Thanx again
AG
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