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Posted to users@httpd.apache.org by "joe.w.byers@cox.net" <jo...@cox.net> on 2005/03/12 17:18:00 UTC
Re: [users@httpd] connection refused
Tony,
When I telnet to the box using port 81, I get a method not implemented:
501 error. Any thoughts?
Also, when I get the dynamic web server working, I will disable external
telnet. Because I have not used linux/unix in 10 years, I have a lot
of catching up on some things.
Tony Karakashian wrote:
>>I have a dynamic ip address and port 80 is blocked. I have set my dell
>>true mobile wireless router to forward all http to my 192.168.2.X using
>>port 81. I have enabled port 81 in my services file. I have set the
>>apache httpd.conf to listen to port 80-81 and 8080.
>>
>>
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>Can you telnet into port 81 from the outside and get a response? I
>usually just do a "Get index.html" just to see if I get an error.
>
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>>My router is forwarding requests because I have also enables telnet and
>>can access my server from external locations.
>>
>>Any suggestions?
>>
>>
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>Yes, stop using telnet on the Internet and use SSH. ;-) If you've got
>external telnet enabled on your router, you're an open book to even
>the worst of the script-kiddies. If your router doesn't support
>direct SSH, then enable SSH on an internal machine, and have the
>router forward it back to that machine. Once you've SSHed into an
>internal machine, you can telnet in to the internal IP of your router
>over your internal wire, which'll be a little more secure.
>
>-T
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