So ...
What's listening on what IP addresses?
What IP addresses are configured where and how?
What does the routing look like?
What do the firewall rules look like?
I.e. what does the output of these commands look like?:
$ netstat -an | grep '^tcp.*LISTEN'
$ /sbin/ifconfig | grep -E '^[^ ]| addr:'
$ netstat -nr
# iptables -L -n
From: Tony Baechler tony.baech...@gmail.com
Subject: [Ubuntu-US-CA] All incoming ports blocked without iptables
Date: Thu, 09 Apr 2015 06:26:49 -0700
Hi all,
I'm really stumped here. I've tried everything I can think of but nothing
seems to work. I really need help here! I'm willing to try anything at
this point.
I am running Ubuntu 14.04.1 and have recently upgraded to the latest 3.13
kernel with security fixes. I rebooted the server after the kernel upgrade
and now all ports are blocked. I get an immediate connection refused.
I've completely purged ufw, iptables, fail2ban and the Qemu packages just in
case. I can get to the server with a rescue system and I can boot with KVM.
When I boot this way, everything looks fine and the network seems normal.
I can connect to port 22 on localhost just fine. When I reboot out of the
rescue system, everything is again blocked. It's obviously something with
the network, but I don't know what. Trying a 3.16 kernel made no
difference. My daily cron jobs are running and Postfix is running, but it
isn't getting any incoming mail. I restored my /etc/network/interfaces from
a known good backup. I don't recall adding or changing anything related to
bridges or routing.
What else can I try? I would give more information but I don't know where
else to look. I've removed or purged any recent packages which might have
caused a problem. It was fine until I rebooted, but I really don't know
what changed to cause the breakage. Any thoughts?
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