Posts by mayer[be]

1) Message boards : Number crunching : my firewall [linux] (Message 19885)
Posted 7 Jul 2006 by Profile mayer[be]
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I downloaded ethereal and started scanning but a few hours later I was thinking mmmh next year i'm still scanning :p

Linux has a local portrange from 32768 till 61000 so I reduced my portrange from 32768 to 32778.
My fw script is now set to accept 80, 443, 1043, 31416 and 32768 to 32778.

For testing I blocked 80, 443, 1043 and 31416. I noticed that the client was trying to connect and only cycling between 32768 and 32778, after a while I unblocked the other ports and now the client works autonomous.

I have a small LED display on the front of my computer and that is a CPU stressmeter, when something goes wrong I defenitly notice.

Thanks for the help.

greetz!
2) Message boards : Number crunching : my firewall [linux] (Message 19796)
Posted 5 Jul 2006 by Profile mayer[be]
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tnx :)

My unit is working but the ports still won't work, when tcpdumping it looks like the client wants to connect to other ports aswell.
When done crunching I get http errors, can not upload/download new data, so when he's done i've got to open/close all ports manually.
The other unit behind the firewall has no problems, it's a frontline problem.

It would be handy when the client has finished crunching it can talk to a script to open all ports for 15 minutes and after that closing them again.
Is that possible? I like automation :)



3) Message boards : Number crunching : my firewall [linux] (Message 19537)
Posted 30 Jun 2006 by Profile mayer[be]
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I need some help for my firewall, it's running linux and has a client ready to run rosetta.

Problem is I blocked all my inbound tcp-ports [iptables] and I don't know what to leave open for my client.

help? :p
4) Message boards : Cafe Rosetta : Team USA Linux Users Group (Message 19536)
Posted 30 Jun 2006 by Profile mayer[be]
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goodie tnx :)
5) Message boards : Cafe Rosetta : Team USA Linux Users Group (Message 19201)
Posted 24 Jun 2006 by Profile mayer[be]
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howdy,

if i want to run rosetta on my firewall wich ports must remain open?
it's a 1ghz slackbox with iptables and all my tcp-in ports are blocked, leaving port 80 open won't work...

i want that computah to run 100% rosetta instead of idling!!

i'm not a pro, someone help me plz :) tnx :)








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