"Scott C. Best" wrote:
> Shea:
>
> So...just to be sure:
>
> > > ipchains -I 1 input -s 0.0.0.0/0 -d $IP_EXT/32 5900 -p tcp -j ACCEPT
> >
> > I tried adding the commands right after the FTP section of the firewall
> > script. Then I restarted the firewall. I then started the vncserver on
> > my workstation and pointed the vncviewer at the external ip of my
> > ip-masq/firewall, but I was still told that access was denied?
>
> You *did* change $IP_EXT in that command to whatever
> variable your firewall script uses? That is, look at the other
> rules and see how it's done in your system. Might be $IPX or
> $EXTIP or....something different than $IP_EXT (which I use
> in my scripts).
> Same thing holds true for the $VNC_HOST variable on
> the ipmasqadm rule: that needs to be set correctly. I sorta
> left that part to the reader. :)
>
> If all else fails...use "ipchains -L -n > ipchains.out"
> and "ipmasqadm portfw -l > ipmasq.out" and email me those.
> Good luck!
>
> -Scott
Scott,
Yes, I changed the variable to the same thing that the pmfirewall script uses.
Here is the attachment of ipchains.out. From what I can see, it looks like port 5900
is open? This would indicate
that the problem is with the port forwarding?
Thanks again
~SHEA M>
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