On Monday 03 November 2003 3:50 am, Paul Kaplan wrote: > I have a home network w/ MDK 9.1 and W2K using Samba. Periodically, all > the connections disappear. (I haven't yet figured out what the trigger > is.) In order to get them back I have to re-stop the iptables service even > though it is defaulted not to start when the host starts up.
Humm. I have a home network using NFS and Samba (whenever I get it running), but I never have such problems, at least with the connections disappearing. At least for NFS, they are always there. I am caused to wonder however, about what you are doing with IP-Tables? On a home network, I don't see any reason to run it, unless you are fire walling the server with it. In that case, I would use another box, maybe a P-90 to be your firewall, and let the home side of the network be open to all. Rob -- Linux: For the people, by the people.
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