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Re: [hobbit] monitor a series oAt work we use strict iptables rules, so what exceptions need to be made to get hobbit working? Do I need to allow traffic on port 1984 from the server to the client, client to the server, or both? Also do I need to allow both TCP and UDP traffic on that connection? Iptables

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Subject: Re: [hobbit] monitor a series oAt work we use strict iptables rules, so what exceptions need to be made to get hobbit working? Do I need to allow traffic on port 1984 from the server to the client, client to the server, or both? Also do I need to allow both TCP and UDP traffic on that connection? Iptables
From: Charles Jones <jonescr (at) cisco.com>
Date: Fri, 04 Aug 2006 16:57:14 -0700
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Jordan Mendler wrote:

At work we use strict iptables rules, so what exceptions need to be made to get hobbit working? Do I need to allow traffic on port 1984 from the server to the client, client to the server, or both? Also do I need to allow both TCP and UDP traffic on that connection?

In "normal" mode, the hobbit clients send information TO the server on TCP port 1984. If you use hobbitfetch then you need to allow outbound TCP port 1984 to the clients. Hobbit does not use UDP for anything.

-Charles

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- Re: [hobbit] monitor a series of files for absolute size (alert & trending)
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- Re: [hobbit] monitor a series of files for absolute size (alert & trending)
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- Re: [hobbit] monitor a series oAt work we use strict iptables rules, so what exceptions need to be made to get hobbit working? Do I need to allow traffic on port 1984 from the server to the client, client to the server, or both? Also do I need to allow both TCP and UDP traffic on that connection? Iptables
  - From: Jordan Mendler