Sorry very much for my stupidity. I don't know how to config iptables (but system-config-securitylevel :P) And I don't know how to use ethereal ether. I think at some point on the first connection to samba, windows SMB client must have used a port other than 139:tcp 445:tcp 137:udp and 138:udp ... ... I'm not sure about that Besides, does anyone have any experience on samba + iptables settings? Bob Chiodini wrote: >>It depends on how you set up your firewall. man iptables and search for >>LOG. You have to add a LOG rule before your REJECT or DROP rules. >> >>Bob... >> >> >> >> > >Sorry about the reply-to-self. > >Another option: Open up your firewall and run ethereal to determine >what ports and protocols are hitting your server. Use "host <your IP>" >as the capture filter to cut down on spurious traffic. > >I tried this here and did not see anything other than TCP port 139 and >UDP port 137. > >Bob... > > -- Technical Support, DigitalOne Limited Tel: 8100-2616 / 2545-1383 Fax: 2815-0593 -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.308 / Virus Database: 266.7.1 - Release Date: 9/3/2005
