Fwd: [Samba] Reh Hat ipchains tricks

[Stephen Liu]

Hi Raymond,

I also struggled 3 days to set up a direct connection between a RH7.3 box 
and a WinME box with a crossover cable for experiment and met with 
frustration.  The setup of WinME box has no problem and it can connect to 
other Win boxes for file sharing.

IP Address
RH7.3   192.168.0.1
WinME 192.168.0.2

Ping started connecting but both boxes can't see each another.  I also 
doubt maybe the problem coming from ipchain or firewall.

# /etc/rc.d/init.d/ipchains stop

did not solve my problem.

Could you please share me your experience how to test-reconfig  "ipchains"

Thanks in advance.

Stephen Liu


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>After some days fully deicated to Samba implementation on two Dell
>PowerEdge servers running Red Hat 7.3, I finally get on my Windows 2000
>workstation and Portable a network neighbouring windows with my two
>servers.
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>I had backuped "My documents" sucessfully. The problem was coming from
>ipchains. Running the command ipchains - F (flushing all chains) make
>the smb running OK but opens a big hole in my security firewall (no
>rules!). "The monkey is now on other shoulder", ipchains configuration.
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>Congratulation for fine job done with Samba.
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