-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 Dave,
On 11/27/13, 11:18 AM, Dave Pawson wrote: > Scenario. Tomcat install on Linux, wired to router. Windows 7 > connected to router via wifi. > > from windows. >> ping ip.address no problem Which IP address? The local one or the public one of the router? I suspect the former. > http access to tomcat from windows. Nothing telnet access to tomcat > ip port Nothing > > wired access to tomcat from a.n.other no problem You mean when you try to reach Tomcat's HTTP port from a machine hard-wired on the network using the local IP, it works fine? To summarize, you can ping from anywhere but HTTP only works when you use a hard-wired client? Odd. What if you hard-wire the Windows box? > I've got Zone alarm on the windows box. Does it have any rules concerning outbound traffic? It might be blocking lots of stuff to the local network. > I think I have set it to pass through for 'trusted' zone on my > local net. Okay, maybe not. Some routers have AP-isolation features where the WiFi clients can only get to the "outside" of the network, and can't contact local machines. But since you can ping the local machine that seems to rule that out. > Can anyone think of more 'blocks' to seeing the server please? As far as the Linux machine is concerned, there is no difference between a WiFi and hard-wired client, as long as they are in the same IP range. I'm not sure you could configure iptables to restrict based upon that criteria alone. Is iptables running? What rules does it have? Windows has a built-in firewall, but I believe it's configured out of the box to allow anything to call-out to port 80. I'm not sure about 8080. If you have ZoneAlarm, does that mean you have 2 software firewalls in the mix on that machine? You may want to check *both* their settings. Finally, the router can do weird things, too. Check your settings for anything "restriction-related". - -chris -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.15 (Darwin) Comment: GPGTools - http://gpgtools.org Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ iQIcBAEBCAAGBQJSliecAAoJEBzwKT+lPKRY7W4P/Atx3bCLTPtUbE24oQS80jqf YrPQd7aX62ewJ3IzkSEV6XFsAih98S8fCPcrCw0zwDqCWnb72At5oiu5ovtGjKVd fJM/2CO1Vu4P3Zq8C8X/J7Iq9E7SsY7b9GyikUzE85PBpU3QLBsGkGxv5Io7EtJO qVJse4CtgO1UHu6/HOGlPspFwz+NA0HQIOUVSSI7XDqlr10ZlryhSzN4mgvy5DvH fYzZ5UFdw8gHPcKLakwOjK6wtdUcFyzq5QjaIJU3XdLAAqRKAn8/nNTZu8Olo8Xw UZL5LYt5CChmAvpC5NouKyVEBtJMB1gxvD43uZoG659Bf9nBeL9aemWdID1u7tyb nsaeFMQW984Rg3HytWoG4xcChawslbfvkCYM9eDnO0QH/92WqhM3I4djuSj+VDqu b7BZd0UjWTFcxRfKOV+pbx/v99s5io4rngvIjORfF7HEYCFXg5HV0Uh/PgfxwOSy HD54YErNTWY6q/xZNMRUFb4R6ZTQ2O9kCsu4tjsJALkjCJdIAMRRdwNeIS1AOMdM +9lRoYzfGSwu4JInBDnHrp+utEpsyKl//Lo2HEcCKB7Xwh7ATGnkzveM/jkfzG6G RzQDvj9lvglBBNcXVC6j0ZoRUEhlvmEp2bLSH+eJmCr98exBHn51Ua/f1IzJXPBL /26EhxvYurCpmdMlMrqi =89WD -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@tomcat.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@tomcat.apache.org
