On Thu, 2002-01-17 at 14:21, Mike Burger wrote: > I've got a weird problem. > > One of my systems can not connect to a remote host...while every other > system on the network can. > > Now, I thought that maybe it was a matter of the IP being blocked/filtered > at the remote end...but at the time, the system was acting as a mail > server, and a masquerading firewall...so all connections to the remote end > looked like they were coming from the same IP. Yet, connections directly > from the system in question were failing (even when had run "service > iptables stop"). > > So, thinking it might have to do with the firewall system, I put together > a dedicated firewall, and put the server behind it. Now, with the > firewall masquerading that connection, the connections appear to be coming > from the firewall's IP. Great? No. > > The firewall can make connections to the remote host, and the server still > can not. > > So, I'm now trying to figure out what's going on with this system. There > are no extraneous routes on the system...just the localhost, local > network, and default gateway. This is a RH 7.1 box, fully up2dated. > > Any ideas? Anyone else having a similar problem?
Not similar probs but lots of ideas. Can you ping the remote box? what does traceroute show? What service are you trying? does it have a debug/verbose mode? Bret _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
