On Tue, 30 May 2006, Kwan Lowe wrote:
>> So then, what changes do I have to make? Add rules on router #2 to get the
>> services I want on LAN #1. (What ports does Samba use?) What else?
I can't find the "virtual servers" list, even though I swear I've seen it
before. I did find "port forwarding", which a net source claims is the same
thing.
> Changes you'd need to make:
>
> 1) On router 2, allow TCP 137/139.
With or without that, the workgroup appears empty, but I can call up my
Samba server by Start -> Run... \\192.168.1.11\ . So the data path is
working at least.
I added the rule, but it refers specifically to 192.168.2.64 (my laptop).
That won't do anything for other machines hanging off router #2. Nothing in
the workgroup, but maybe the announcement hasn't been made yet.
Allow TCP 22 for SSH. HTTPD is TCP/80 but this is generally on by
> default.
>
> 2) If you're running recent versions of software on "pc", keep in mind
> that some services won't work unless "pc" can resolve IPs in your /25
> subnet.
Adding them to /etc/hosts should suffice, yes?
Actually, the router assigns static addresses for all it gives out by DHCP,
and it's in general a caching nameserver, so it _should_ give out those
machines' addresses. Dunno what names they'll get though.
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