Re: iptables block samba or not?

["Leonardo Rodrigues Magalhães" <leolistas@solutti.com.br>]

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Eial Czerwacki escreveu:
> hello to all.
> I have a strange issue with iptables an samba, I've added samba's ports to iptables and tried to connect to my local network but it isnt
> working, it seems that iptables is blocking samba. here are my iptables rules:
>
>   
    iptables is NOT blocking samba. YOUR rules are blocking samba traffic.

> the ports are open and they receiving packages but the policy accept total is showing 0.
>   
    It's pretty obvious that nothing is going to reach your default 
policy ACCEPT rule ... you have a last one REJECT rule that matches 0/0 
all protocols. So, EVERYTHING will match your REJECT rule and, thus, 
never reach ACCEPT default policy one.

> how can I open them? what port or rule did I missed?
>   
    i dont have a clue .... get yourself a LOG rule before the final 
REJECT and watch for the LOGged rejected traffic .....

> one more thing, is there a way to sent multiple source addresses to one rule?
>   
    i think that can be acchieved using ipset stuff. But that's not 
completly easy ... i have never searched for that. When I need multiple 
sources, i get multiple rules ....

    but seems ipset can do the job.

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