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RE: [cobalt-users] IPCHAINS & Rules Settings
- Subject: RE: [cobalt-users] IPCHAINS & Rules Settings
- From: cobalt@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon Oct 28 07:08:00 2002
- List-id: Mailing list for users to share thoughts on Sun Cobalt products. <cobalt-users.list.cobalt.com>
> >===== Original Message From cobalt-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx =====
> > I tested everything from Pop3, SSH, FTP and HTTP were all
> > working fine. I did
> > then a port scan which usually shows me all ports with
> > connection refused
> > message (from PortSentry), This time my scan were blocked and
> > all ports showed
> > timed-out connections. The server were working fine and I
> > was accessing pop3
> > with no problem BUT then after 15 minutes all services became
> > un-reashable. I
> > mean checking email times-out just like if the server is
> > offline. Same goes
> > for ssh. Ping respond ok. Websites browsing/loading slow!
> > then I re-booted
> > the server to flush the IPCHAINS Rules and now everything
> > back to norms.
> >
> > But I need to apply the IPCHAINS rules, and want to know what
> > is wrong.
>
> PortSentry is probably dropping you with ipchains when you portscan your
> box (which is normal). You can set PortSentry to ignore your IP by
> adding your IP to the portsentry.ignore file. You could also use
> ipchains to accept all connections from your your IP with a rule like:-
How about adding logging to the rules, then trying it again. You
will then be able to get a clearer picture on what is going on.
Ian
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