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Rita, >Date: Thu, 16 Oct 2003 16:25:24 -0500 >From: Rita Edwards <address@hidden> >Organization: UCAR/Unidata >To: Steve Emmerson <address@hidden> >Subject: Re: 20031016: LDM 6.0.14 connection to portmap on RedHat 9 The above message contained the following: > My server is the upstream host for Carl. I only have > one system that serves data out. This system is branch, > running RedHat 8.0 ldm version 6.0.13. Carl has a load > balancing cluster that has exceptions for portmap and ldm > through our firewall (udp/tcp and the exceptions are peer-to > peer). Until Carl upgraded, the data transfer from my > system branch to his load balance cluster worked correctly. > Two of Carl's systems are flash and tarzan. Flash is a > system that was upgraded to Red Hat 9.0 and ldm version > 6.0.14. Tarzan is Carl's remaining system that has not been > upgraded. Tarzan is still able to receive data from branch. > However, the upgraded system flash is not able to get through > the firewall. With the firewall guys monitoring the firewall, > Carl's machine flash attempted a connection to branch. The > firewall reported that after the initial connection, flash sent > branch a fin packet (closing the connection), and then > reattempted to connnect to branch using a higher level port. > This connection is viewed as a new connection on a higher > level port number and is not allowed. > > branch upstream node Red Hat 8.0 ldm 6.0.13 > tarzan downstream node Red Hat 7.2 ldm 6.0.14 > flash downstream node Red Hat 9.0 ldm 6.0.14 > > Hope this helps, This helps enormously. Thanks. Is the main LDM program on Branch (rpc.ldmd) set-uid-root? Regards, Steve Emmerson