Snoopys Woodstock wrote:
gNewSense does not block any network traffic by default.
Right because the firewall isn't actiated by default. Or did I missunderstood
something?
You could say that it's not activated.
You can check your firewall settings by running "sudo iptables -L" in a
terminal.
This is the output of "sudo iptables -L":
Chain INPUT (policy ACCEPT)
target prot opt source destination
Chain FORWARD (policy ACCEPT)
target prot opt source destination
Chain OUTPUT (policy ACCEPT)
target prot opt source destination
but I don't unterstand it.
You can think of iptables as the "raw" firewall. ufw is an easier
front-end. This shows that everything is open (firewall is disabled). I
assume you have set ufw to "default deny". To enable access to shared
folders you probably have to enter "sudo ufw allow 445/tcp". I've
updated the ports table on the wiki.
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