john.gardner at tagish
Nov 1, 2007, 6:27 AM
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Re: hb_gui failing to authenticate... although it has worked in the past
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justin.kinney[at]academy.com wrote:
>>> I ran into a similar issue, and in my case it was the host's firewall.
>>> Have you enabled a firewall recently?
>>> If so, make sure that tcp port 5560 is open.
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>>> Hope this helps,
>>> Justin
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>> Justin
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>> It's running over a VPN so there are no ports to open... I've been
>> connecting to it as
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> In my case, the firewall was actually installed on the box - not vpn
> related. I'm running SLES10 SP1, and it comes with an iptables based
> packet filter that required me to open port 5560 manually.
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>> xx.xx.xx.xx:594 in the past so I'm not sure where 5560 come from?
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> For me, mgmtd listens on 5560 out of the box for a 2.1.2 rpm installation.
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>> Thanks anyway, but I don't /think/ that's the problem (I will check just
>> to be sure though ;-)
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I've checked by connecting to the server using hb_gui on the same subnet
so I know it's not firewall related. It has just inexplicitly stopped
working!
Does any one have any other ideas as to why the hb_gui connection has
stopped working? Is there any other way to set up a virtual ip without
using hb_gui?
Thanks
John
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