[ilugd] TFTP boot across firewall

Hi, >assuming that the server sits inside the firewall and the client PC is >outside, you just have to open the udp port 69 for the client pc. since you >are not blocking any outbound ports (as is the normal case), you should not >have any probs. >But you might also want to consider the follow

Re: [ilugd] TFTP boot across firewall

hi, IMHO assuming that the server sits inside the firewall and the client PC is outside, you just have to open the udp port 69 for the client pc. since you are not blocking any outbound ports (as is the normal case), you should not have any probs. But you might also want to consider th

[ilugd] TFTP boot across firewall

Hi ilugd@lists.linux-delhi.org, I want to boot TFTP across my firewall (setup using iptables). I've blocked all UDP traffic except selective ones (which includes TFTP Port 69 also). Although I'm not good into networking in Linux but somehow I setup a firewall using Firewall-HOWTO. The problem is I

[ilugd] Problem while logging in

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Re: [ilugd] Problem while logging in

On Monday 06 February 2006 12:12, आशीष शुक्ला Wah Java !! wrote: > > homepc login: wahjava > Password: > Last login: Mon Feb 6 10:44:59 on tty1 > Keymap 0: Permission denied > Keymap 1: Permission denied > Keymap 2: Permission denied > KDSKBENT: Operation not permitted > loadkeys: could not deallo