Dear All,
If I want to do a port mapping in Centos, what tools should I look for?
Where can I get the information about how to set it up (how to, manuals)?
Thanks.
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Here is what I want to do:
I installed a database server on centos, it has a private IP,
the database server run on a certain port (for e.g. port )
From other place connected to the internet I try to do some kind of sync
to the database server, so I think I have to set the port mapper in the
Yes.
I plan to use centos as the OS on the gateway server.
Barry Brimer wrote:
On Sun, 20 Jan 2008, Sobari Tanuwijaya wrote:
Here is what I want to do:
I installed a database server on centos, it has a private IP,
the database server run on a certain port (for e.g. port )
From other
Thanks for your help.
I will try to do it in the server.
Is there any document that should read about this?
Barry Brimer wrote:
Yes.
I plan to use centos as the OS on the gateway server.
Barry Brimer wrote:
So you're trying to determine what you need to do to forward
connections from your sy
What is NM AP? (SOL)
Clint Dilks wrote:
Barry Brimer wrote:
Dear All,
If I want to do a port mapping in Centos, what tools should I look for?
Where can I get the information about how to set it up (how to,
manuals)?
Assuming you actually mean port scanning NM AP may be a good choice
Where should I put this? After the command Barry said for before?
John R Pierce wrote:
Barry Brimer wrote:
iptables -t nat -I PREROUTING -d -p tcp
--dport -j DNAT --to
as most firewall rule sets have a default FORWARD rule of 'drop', this
is also typically necessary...
$IPTAB
OK, thank you very much for your help.
John R Pierce wrote:
Sobari Tanuwijaya wrote:
Where should I put this? After the command Barry said for before?
it doesn't matter, its a rule in a different chain
I recommend you read up on iptables and firewall rules to understand how
it all
Dear All,
If I want make a lan users (with private IP) can access the internet
just after passing the verification, what options do I have?
What I want is:
* If I user want to access the internet
* He (must) run the browser
* whatever the address he typed on the address bar, he will be
brought
Hi,
Is there anybody ever have an experience install NoMachine NX Server on
centos? Is there anything need to get special attention?
Thanks in advance
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I see, thank you to all of you who has give a reply to my question.
Seems this product is a 'safe' product to try :D
Timothy Kesten wrote:
Am Donnerstag, 31. Januar 2008 05:15 schrieb Sobari Tanuwijaya:
Hi,
Is there anybody ever have an experience install NoMachine NX Server on
Hi,
I installed CentOS using GNOME, but now I want to try it using KDE, how
can I change it?
Thanks in advance
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What is the type of your ethernet connection? NAT? bridge?
if NAT, is VMWare8 exists in your XP network connections and active?
if bridge, what kind of connection do you use? using cable or wi fi?
the bridge use the ethernet as a default.
neptuno wrote:
Hello everybody, look im testing the centos
Which CD should I entered?
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Joseph L. Casale wrote:
It seems KDE is not installed yet, how can I install the KDE?
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Yum groupinstall "KDE (K Desktop Environment)"
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Just for a check, if you change it to NAT, and the eth0 in centOS set
for aquiring the IP automatically, can it access the internet?
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neptuno wrote:
My connection type is bridge for cable!
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Hi,
I installed CentOS using GNOME, but now I want to try it using KDE, how can
I change it?
Than
Thanks.
Now the CentOS login is in GUI ^_^
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Ross S. W. Walker wrote:
To start at runlevel 5 (graphic mode) on start, edit /etc/inittab
with your favorite editor and near the top look for:
# Default runlevel. The runlevels used by RHS are:
# 0 - halt (Do NOT set initdefault to this)
mmand is that would initiate runlevel 5, but
I am sure someone here will fire that little ditty out..
That will now be your default starting when ever you reboot or restart
your server.
73
Evans
KD4EFM
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FA2TH / WQFK-894 wrote:
at the login screen, go to session, change to KDE and then log in
EFM
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Yup, I download the ISOs and burn them.
The connection in my place will not allowed me to install directly from
internet :(
OK, no problem I will try it.
Thanks for the help.
Joseph L. Casale wrote:
Which CD should I entered?
Ouch, you used CD's? Heh...
I haven't ever used a cd but I wou
Dear All,
How to find out that a certain lib place on which package?
I prompted that a certain library is not exists on my system, but I
don't know which package should I look for to install.
Thanks.
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Dear All,
a friend of mine who has a small office want to have a configuration
like this:
* around 3 people can have full access to internet
* around 1-2 people can just have email access (can send and receive
email to any address)
* the rest of the people in the company just can have internal
Hi,
I activate samba on Centos 5, but I always get
NT_STATUS_LOGON_FAILURE when issuing
smbclient //GIServer/GIApp -usmbuser
after I enter the password to the prompt.
What things should I look for to solve this?
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