Thanks for the quick response.
-Youngdo
> ># iptables -nvL
>
> For future reference, "/sbin/shorewall status" is more useful. I've deleted
> all of the iptables output since my mailer is folding it but it showed that
> since you last restarted Shorewall, your firewall had ACCEPTed 14 UDP
> packets with destination port 137:139 in each direction between the 'loc'
> zone and the 'fw' zone and no packets between those two zones had dropped
> into the 'all2all' chain.
>
> -Tom
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> Perhaps someone who knows the workings of Samba better than I can comment
>on whether my suggesting this possibility is useful or silly?
>
>One final suggestion -- you might consider checking the rulesets again
>(either in this fashion or the one Tom suggested, though I don't know if
>I'll be able to interpret Shorewall-specific reports) after some time has
>elapsed, just to be sure that the Samba retransmit failures have actually
>occurred ... the packet counts in what you posted were generally low,
>implying that the firewall had not been active for very long, possibly not
>long enough for the problem to occur.
>
>
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