Unblocking Ports

Christoph Georgi christoph.georgi at web.de
Sun Feb 20 22:08:56 UTC 2005


Check the entries of you iptables with

$ iptables -L

and ensure that the default policy is not set to DROP (it shouldn't 
anyway out of the box) and no other rules are blocking any ports (if you 
don't get along, just post the output, please).

Furthermore, check you open ports with

$ netstat -an

maybe adding a grip for the IP of your network interface. If that's not 
working, maybe write a short iptables script that opens the port and see 
whether that's working or not as it might be that the Battlefield 
software is not opening the port/not configured correctly?!

HTH

.christoph


Danilo Piazzalunga wrote:
> R S Gill wrote:
> 
>>I used the Ubuntu network tools and ran a port scan on the Ubuntu
>>machine that I am hoping to use as the Battlefield 1942 server.
>>
>>According to the port scanner, only ports 80 and 5900 are open. I need
>>to know how to open UDP port 14567.
> 
> 
> If you don't have a firewall installed, no ports should be locked down by
> default.
> 




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