[ntp:questions] Re: recvfrom(0.0.0.0) fd=51: Connection refused::
Sep 10, 2006 xntp at skopos.be (Luc Pardon) writes: > Well, I'm about to give up. > > My logs are getting flooded with "Connection refused" messages and
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does any1 know why am i getting this...
system 207.200.85.50 FTP Block Transit Packets 0 Bytes 0 Bytes 0 bps OUT REFUSED 02/26/04 12:05:05 PM 06 sec(s) localhost TCP 41864
this is just an ordinary ftp download from this site (ftp://ftp.newaol.com/aol6.0/179902/setupaol60.exe)
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and its publicly available for download
thanks
hello P2k
the server is WinNT4 ws (SP6a, SRP, All Hotfixes), OPv 2.1, DSL (always on)
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i'm accessing the ftp site behind that server
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Are you using ICS or other NAT software?
yes. wingate (NAT mode). i could see "wingate.exe" (trusted) passing thru well over OP, as well as client pc's passes thru wingate. but if this client pc access the net for ftp, irc, ym, some gaming or database sites, the blocking began.
this is a sample database site that gets blocked ONLY if accessed over a proxy: https://charlotte.ovid.com <--you may test it!
it will get through over a regular browser on standalone where OP is installed, but not if accessed over a proxy. you will notice the log is indicating blocked (System). the access origin was from wingate (w/c is trusted) i dunno why it gets blocked by the "System".
i'm currently reading the links u have provided, thanks :). i think ip range is what i'm checking ryt now. i'll post for more afterwards
Can you access the file from the server itself?
yes
Can your client PC access the Internet with other software (e.g. email, browser)?
yes
well i think this has shown me enuff that OP is best & suited for standalone pc. btw, will agnitum plan for an enterprise edition? thanks for all help guys. i'm very much grateful :)
It usually is possible to use Outpost with Wingate or other NAT software, it just requires more effort. Having the client PC's IP addresses listed in your LAN settings as Trusted should be enough since this should override the Transit rule (which has a low priority). An alternative workaround (if clients only need basic web/email access) would be AnalogX Proxy (http://www.analogx.com/contents/download/network/proxy.htm) (although your use of Wingate instead of ICS does suggest anything but basic needs). There are also other threads dealing with Wingate (like this one (http://www.outpostfirewall.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=7638) available with a forum search which may help).
As for an "enterprise version" of Outpost, you should ask Agnitum directly (www.agnitum.com/support/supportform.html).
Finally I did try that Ovid website link and was able to get the login prompt using an anonymising proxy - if you care to supply a username/password I can test further (by PM if you wish to keep them private).
N0ticer,
What versions of Outpost and Windows are you using? How are you accessing the Internet? (dialup, DSL, cable, satellite, smoke signals...)
The transit rule should only come into play when neither the source nor destination addresses match any network interfaces (see the Outpost Rules Processing Order (http://www.outpostfirewall.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=8394) FAQ for more details).
I had no trouble accessing the site but your comment about being behind a server needs more detail. Are you using ICS or other NAT software? If so then have you followed the setup instructions given in the LAN and DNS settings for V2 (http://www.outpostfirewall.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=7338) thread? Can you access the file from the server itself? Can your client PC access the Internet with other software (e.g. email, browser)?
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