Re: [PHP] Firewall Question

2002-11-05 Thread Brad Bonkoski
I would say, it depends on your configuration.  See if you can get this info from you 
configuration file, if not, fire up the server and run 'netstat -pna | more' and see 
if that tells you what port you are trying to
use.
HTH
-Brad

Stephen wrote:

 This isn't exactly PHP related but close enough that I feel safe emailing you all. 
Exactly what ports are needed to be opened when hosting your own server? If this may 
help, I'm using phpdev 5. Thanks in advance!

 Thanks,
 Stephen Craton
 http://www.melchior.us

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Re: [PHP] Firewall Question

2002-11-05 Thread Stephen
Err, I'm extremely new to Firewalls and the firewall is protecting the LAN
I'm on for the house. I think I should need to just do port 80 for this but
how would I go about opening it?

While I'm on the subject, I also need to open ports , 7778, 7787, 7788,
28900, 28902 for a game. Again, how would I open them either from my
computer or the computer with admin privilages to the firewall?


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From: Brad Bonkoski [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Stephen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: [PHP] Firewall Question


 I would say, it depends on your configuration.  See if you can get this
info from you configuration file, if not, fire up the server and run
'netstat -pna | more' and see if that tells you what port you are trying to
 use.
 HTH
 -Brad

 Stephen wrote:

  This isn't exactly PHP related but close enough that I feel safe
emailing you all. Exactly what ports are needed to be opened when hosting
your own server? If this may help, I'm using phpdev 5. Thanks in advance!
 
  Thanks,
  Stephen Craton
  http://www.melchior.us
 
  Life is a gift from God. Wasting it is like destroying your favorite
item you received from the person you love most. -- www.melchior.us




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Re: [PHP] Firewall Question

2002-11-05 Thread incoming
Probably all you need is port 80 open. All HTTP traffic goes through 
there. For SSL, you will need 443 free also.

Hope this helps.

Regards,

--Joseph
Web Programmer / Unix Consulting
http://www.bahwi.cc/
469-867-2100

This isn't exactly PHP related but close enough that I feel safe emailing you all. Exactly what ports are needed to be opened when hosting your own server? If this may help, I'm using phpdev 5. Thanks in advance!

Thanks,
Stephen Craton
http://www.melchior.us
   

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Re: [PHP] Firewall Question

2002-11-05 Thread incoming
Depends on your firewall software.

--Joseph Guhlin
Web Developer / Unix Consultant
http://www.bahwi.cc/

Stephen wrote:


Err, I'm extremely new to Firewalls and the firewall is protecting the LAN
I'm on for the house. I think I should need to just do port 80 for this but
how would I go about opening it?

While I'm on the subject, I also need to open ports , 7778, 7787, 7788,
28900, 28902 for a game. Again, how would I open them either from my
computer or the computer with admin privilages to the firewall?

 



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Re: [PHP] Firewall Question

2002-11-05 Thread Paul Marinas
it depends on the operating system your running.

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On Tue, 5 Nov 2002, incoming wrote:

 Depends on your firewall software.

 --Joseph Guhlin
 Web Developer / Unix Consultant
 http://www.bahwi.cc/

 Stephen wrote:

 Err, I'm extremely new to Firewalls and the firewall is protecting the LAN
 I'm on for the house. I think I should need to just do port 80 for this but
 how would I go about opening it?
 
 While I'm on the subject, I also need to open ports , 7778, 7787, 7788,
 28900, 28902 for a game. Again, how would I open them either from my
 computer or the computer with admin privilages to the firewall?
 
 
 


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Re: [PHP] Firewall Question

2002-11-05 Thread Stephen
My OS is Windows XP Pro but the computer with admin privaliges is Windows
98. It's not software, it's hardware. It's built into the HUB of the LAN.
There is some software to open ports but I'm not sure what it is or anything
like that. Thanks for the help so far.


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 it depends on the operating system your running.

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 On Tue, 5 Nov 2002, incoming wrote:

  Depends on your firewall software.
 
  --Joseph Guhlin
  Web Developer / Unix Consultant
  http://www.bahwi.cc/
 
  Stephen wrote:
 
  Err, I'm extremely new to Firewalls and the firewall is protecting the
LAN
  I'm on for the house. I think I should need to just do port 80 for this
but
  how would I go about opening it?
  
  While I'm on the subject, I also need to open ports , 7778, 7787,
7788,
  28900, 28902 for a game. Again, how would I open them either from my
  computer or the computer with admin privilages to the firewall?
  
  
  
 
 
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Re: [PHP] Firewall Question

2002-11-05 Thread PHP List
If the firewall is built into the HUB, there should be a specific address
you can point your webbrowser to that will access the HUB's built in
administration to change the configuration. See the HUB's manual.


 My OS is Windows XP Pro but the computer with admin privaliges is Windows
 98. It's not software, it's hardware. It's built into the HUB of the LAN.
 There is some software to open ports but I'm not sure what it is or
anything
 like that. Thanks for the help so far.


 - Original Message -
 From: Paul Marinas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: incoming [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Cc: Stephen [EMAIL PROTECTED]; PHP List
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Tuesday, November 05, 2002 4:57 PM
 Subject: Re: [PHP] Firewall Question


  it depends on the operating system your running.
 
  Paul Marinas
  Technical Support
  RDS Craiova
 
 
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  On Tue, 5 Nov 2002, incoming wrote:
 
   Depends on your firewall software.
  
   --Joseph Guhlin
   Web Developer / Unix Consultant
   http://www.bahwi.cc/
  
   Stephen wrote:
  
   Err, I'm extremely new to Firewalls and the firewall is protecting
the
 LAN
   I'm on for the house. I think I should need to just do port 80 for
this
 but
   how would I go about opening it?
   
   While I'm on the subject, I also need to open ports , 7778, 7787,
 7788,
   28900, 28902 for a game. Again, how would I open them either from my
   computer or the computer with admin privilages to the firewall?
   
   
   
  
  
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Re: [PHP] Firewall Question

2002-11-05 Thread PHP List
Are you sure there even is a firewall?
If it is just a simple 10 port network hub, chances are it does not have any
firewall capability.


 There lies another problem. I'm not sure there is a number, I tried
reading
 the manual but it didn't say much about all that. Mostly how to get your
 network up and running...


 - Original Message -



  If the firewall is built into the HUB, there should be a specific
 address
  you can point your webbrowser to that will access the HUB's built in
  administration to change the configuration. See the HUB's manual.
 
 
   My OS is Windows XP Pro but the computer with admin privaliges is
 Windows
   98. It's not software, it's hardware. It's built into the HUB of the
 LAN.
   There is some software to open ports but I'm not sure what it is or
  anything
   like that. Thanks for the help so far.
  
  
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   Cc: Stephen [EMAIL PROTECTED]; PHP List
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   Sent: Tuesday, November 05, 2002 4:57 PM
   Subject: Re: [PHP] Firewall Question
  
  
it depends on the operating system your running.
   
Paul Marinas
Technical Support
RDS Craiova
   
   
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 Depends on your firewall software.

 --Joseph Guhlin
 Web Developer / Unix Consultant
 http://www.bahwi.cc/

 Stephen wrote:

 Err, I'm extremely new to Firewalls and the firewall is
protecting
  the
   LAN
 I'm on for the house. I think I should need to just do port 80
for
  this
   but
 how would I go about opening it?
 
 While I'm on the subject, I also need to open ports , 7778,
 7787,
   7788,
 28900, 28902 for a game. Again, how would I open them either from
 my
 computer or the computer with admin privilages to the firewall?
 
 
 


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RE: [PHP] Firewall Question

2002-11-05 Thread David Freeman
  My OS is Windows XP Pro but the computer with admin 
  privaliges is Windows
  98. It's not software, it's hardware. It's built into the 
  HUB of the LAN.
  There is some software to open ports but I'm not sure what 
  it is or anything
  like that. Thanks for the help so far.

No offence Stephen, but I think you've well and truly exceeded the
ability of this list to provide help.  We have no way of knowing what
would need to be done to configure your firewall.  Perhaps you should
talk to whoever set the thing up in the first place, or the vendor, or
someone else near you who knows what they are doing.

CYA, Dave




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Re: [PHP] Firewall Question

2002-11-05 Thread Stephen
I remember reading of the software but it looked like all it did was set up
other IP addresses for more computers. Thanks, I'll check it out!


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From: Brad Bonkoski [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Stephen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 05, 2002 7:01 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP] Firewall Question


 This may be quicker...

 found on:
 http://www.neticamall.com/P_592.htm

 quote
 Management: Direct serial cable connection through Console port, Telnet,
and a
 GUI program for Windows 95/98/NT/2000 through network

 Console Port: DB-9 female connector for configuration and firmware upgrade
 /quote

 Looks like there is a serial interface into the device to configure the
 firewall...


 Stephen wrote:

  It's ok, I've emailed tech support and hopefully they'll reply soon. If
it's
  any help, I'm using the TW100-W1CA hub from TRENDnet. Thanks again!
 
  - Original Message -
  From: Brad Bonkoski [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  To: Stephen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Sent: Tuesday, November 05, 2002 6:53 PM
  Subject: Re: [PHP] Firewall Question
 
   It's still software my friend, otherwise we would be telling you to
  replace the
   hardware.  All of those router/firewall combos come with some sort of
  admin
   package/access points.  So read through the manual to find it.  Then
it
  *should*
   be as simple as typing in what ports to allow through...
  
   Stephen wrote:
  
My OS is Windows XP Pro but the computer with admin privaliges is
  Windows
98. It's not software, it's hardware. It's built into the HUB of the
  LAN.
There is some software to open ports but I'm not sure what it is or
  anything
like that. Thanks for the help so far.
   
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From: Paul Marinas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: incoming [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: Stephen [EMAIL PROTECTED]; PHP List
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 05, 2002 4:57 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP] Firewall Question
   
 it depends on the operating system your running.

 Paul Marinas
 Technical Support
 RDS Craiova


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 On Tue, 5 Nov 2002, incoming wrote:

  Depends on your firewall software.
 
  --Joseph Guhlin
  Web Developer / Unix Consultant
  http://www.bahwi.cc/
 
  Stephen wrote:
 
  Err, I'm extremely new to Firewalls and the firewall is
protecting
  the
LAN
  I'm on for the house. I think I should need to just do port 80
for
  this
but
  how would I go about opening it?
  
  While I'm on the subject, I also need to open ports , 7778,
  7787,
7788,
  28900, 28902 for a game. Again, how would I open them either
from
  my
  computer or the computer with admin privilages to the firewall?
  
  
  
 
 
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