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On Fri, Feb 07, 2003 at 06:59:09PM -0500, Ali Taalebi wrote: > This week I got ATT Broadband connection at home. > I have no problem accessing the Internet, ssh, ... from home. > However, I cannot access any of the services (HTTP, SSH, ...) on > my Linux Box from outside. (> I CAN ping the WAN port of router if I disable "Blocking WAN Requests".) > > IS ATT Broadband blocking such ports or I am missing something else? > Your insights will be very much appreciated. > > Here are my home network setup: > ATT Broadband connection > RCN cable modem > LinkSys Router (Model BEFSR41) > RedHat Linux 7.2 (on Compaq Deskpro) > > Thanks. > Al. Ok, I guess we've forgotten to ask the basics, like, can you access these services from the inside? And what, if any, messages are there in the log files? If you provide me with an IP address I'd be happy to try to access your system, to see what the various services report. Do you have anonymous FTP enabled? What does happen when you try to access inet services from the outside? Are there any error messages?
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