Winter Knight
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Posts: 146
Joined: April 2006 |
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Posted: Nov. 04 2006,01:35 |
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A little primer on ports. Rather than saying that DSL has all ports closed by default, it would be clearer to say that DSL does not run any remote servers by default. No servers mean that they don't open any ports. There isn't anything special you have to do to open these ports other than run a server, such as monkey.
You mentioned that you opened a port in your firewall. That is no good unless you are running the service on your firewall, which is sounds like you are not. You need to forward port 80 to your DSL machine.
But it sounds like you have bigger problems, if you can't even access your web server from another computer on you LAN. Monkey should work by default. It did for me.
Few questions: 1) Are you running a firewall on your DSL machine? Router doesn't count, because you can't access from your LAN either. Are you running iptables or something like that? DSL does not have a firewall installed by default.
2) Could you post your monkey.conf file? I'm stumped. Maybe someone will spot something in that.
3) LiveCD, Frugal, HD Install, or other?
Is there anything else you can think of that you might have done? Any sort of weird routing software on your DSL box?
Edit: Really, my first impression to your problem is that monkey is bound on the lo interface. This would mean that you can only access it from the computer it is running on. I don't know why it would be bound like that, or how to fix it. I'm pretty sure it isn't by default. It might be a monkey.conf option.
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