Re: healthy installation on os x does not connect at some locations
Tomas Olsson <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.file-systems.arla.general |
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Anton Grigoriev <[email protected]> writes: > I can successfully (and rather fast) connect to pdc.kth.se from iBook > OS X 10.4.7 from home ADSL. I get /afs network folder and my homedir > at pdc, can copy files, read files, etc. However it fails to connect > from work. > My guess is that there is a firewall blocking the ports that AFS uses (udp 7000-7003 or so). You could try running /usr/arla/bin/rxdebug against those ports on some interesting hosts (like {anna,lise,houting}.pdc.kth.se) to see if you get any packets through at all. Try rxdebug at home or PDC and compare results. Not all hosts use all of those ports. 7001 is the default port the client listens to, to receive notifications about changed files on the server. That one can be changed on arlad's command line using '--port=<number>', the others are server ports and don't change. > Sep 27 12:04:34 AntonG3-2 arla[281]: Failed to contact any db servers > in cell pdc.kth.se (154) > Ask your sysadmin if they could open up ports 7000-7003 in the firewall. /t