Hmm certainly looks as if a firewall could be running. To make sure type in a root terminal /etc/rc.d/init.d/bastille-firewall stop If one was running it will stop immediately
Naturally you should enable a firewall if you intend to leave this computer exposed to the net. Interactive-Bastille would allow you to open up just for http. On Wednesday 14 November 2001 02:09, you wrote: > I have a little problem. I set up a web page on my linux mandrake 8.0 > server and am unable to get to it remotely. > > I can connect to it on a small local network (3 winblows systems and a > mandrake server) by typing in the ip of the local address (192.xxx.x.x) > or the external ip(24.x.x.x)but as soon as I try to connect from out side > ie work there is no trace. no ping no telnet no ssh no nothing. > > I am not running a firewall (to my knowledge). Any help would be great. > > > Lost in Linux > > Mike > > > .................................... > Get your own free email account from > http://www.popmail.com
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