On Sun, 25 Jul 2004, Matt Alexander wrote:

> On Sun, 25 Jul 2004, Michael Sammartano wrote:
>
> > ># lsof -i | grep http
> > >
> > Linux:/home/volinaz # lsof -i | grep http
> > httpd2-pr 7536 root 3u IPv6 15627 TCP *:http (LISTEN)
> > httpd2-pr 7536 root 4u IPv6 15628 TCP *:dnsix (LISTEN)
> > httpd2-pr 7537 wwwrun 3u IPv6 15627 TCP *:http (LISTEN)
> > httpd2-pr 7537 wwwrun 4u IPv6 15628 TCP *:dnsix (LISTEN)
> >
> > I have "NO CLUE" what to make of this.. ;(
>
> "lsof -i" will list all listening TCP and UDP connections.
> "lsof -i -n" would show the actual port numbers and not the name from
> /etc/services.  In any case, dnsix runs on port 90 so this looks like
> everything is fine on your web server.  It's most likely that your
> NetGear router is not configured correctly to forward port 90 from the
> WAN to the LAN.  If I remember correctly, NetGear has two places that
> must be configured for port forwarding to work.  One area defines the
> forwarding rules and another area turns it on for a particular LAN IP
> address.
> You mentioned that you have ICMP echo reply on, but I'm not able to
> ping your IP address.  I also don't see any listening ports.

Errrr...  I can ping now.  Maybe I mistyped the domain or IP...  but I
don't see any listening ports.


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