hi everone

cant see tree.. wich poort do i need to open?

thx!


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bugmenot1;1638222 Wrote:
> hi everone
>
> cant see tree.. wich poort do i need to open?
>
> thx!

does i have already opent

22/tcp ssh
25/tcp smtp
42/tcp/udp nameserver
53/tcp domain
68/UDP bootstring
80/tcp http
110/tcp pop3
111/tcp rpcbind
139/tcp netbios-ssn
143/tcp imap
389/tcp ldap
427/tcp/udp slp
443/tcp novelltest
445/tcp microsoft-ds
513/TCP login
524/tcp ncp
542/tcp/udp NCP
636/tcp ldapssl
646/tcp unknown
1677/TCP/udp groupwise
2000/tcp callbook
2049/tcp nfs
2302/TCP
2645/UDP
3128/tcp squid-http
7101/tcp/udp groupwise poa
7181/tcp/udp groupwise poa
7100/tcp/udp groupwise mta
7180/tcp/udp groupwise mta
8080/tcp http-proxy
8443/tcp https-alt


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In article <bugmenot1.3fok9z@no-mx.forums.novell.com>, Bugmenot1 wrote:
> cant see tree.. wich poort do i need to open?
>
UDP 427 and TCP 524 to start with.

Craig Johnson
Novell Support Connection SysOp
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I take it you are trying to log into eDirectory from a Linux client
using Novell Client for Linux?

This could be a name-resolution issue with SLP. Normally a client will
multicast for SLP information when the client starts up, and it should
find local servers that way.

If this is just a name resolution method, you should be able to put in
the IP address of a server (for both tree and server), and browse to
the context. That would indicate you have an SLP issue, but the client
can actually get to the servers (with NCP on TCP port 524) and log in.

If you have the client on a different subnet from the servers, you may
need an SLP Directory Agent to help the client resolve names. This
would be best pushed to the client via DHCP.

Craig Johnson
Novell Support Connection SysOp
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BorderManager, go to http://www.craigjconsulting.com ***

many thx it worked! :)


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What did you do? Just open those two ports in your local firewall?

Craig Johnson
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yeah i opend does two poorts and i was using windows client for xp


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