Comments on: Weird OS X Stuff http://schinckel.net/2005/08/20/weird-os-x-stuff/ Like a fortune cookie, only without the fortune, and not a cookie. Tue, 02 Dec 2008 01:23:13 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Matthew Schinckel http://schinckel.net/2005/08/20/weird-os-x-stuff/#comment-194 Matthew Schinckel Sat, 20 Aug 2005 10:55:16 +0000 http://schinckel.blogsome.com/2005/08/20/weird-os-x-stuff/#comment-194 Thanks Zach. I've used OS X's port scan, and it indeed shows that port 80 is blocked under Optus. I did google this, but didn't find a hit - I didn't look that hard though. <del datetime="2005-08-20T21:08:49-9.5:00"> Other blocked ports are: 111 (sunrpc), 139 (netbios-ssn), 515 (printer), 548 (afpovertcp), 631 (ipp) and 3306 (mysql).</del> [<strong>Edit</strong>: Dickhead! I just didn't wait long enough! It takes longer to port scan my external IP than internal!] I've mucked around with using rinetd to remap another port to 80, and since I'm planning on running a web server on my nslu2, i'd like to be able to do proper port forwarding over nat, but it doesn't seem to work too well. I haven't yet tried creating a virtualhost under apache, using another port, but I'll try that next. Thanks Zach. I’ve used OS X’s port scan, and it indeed shows that port 80 is blocked under Optus. I did google this, but didn’t find a hit - I didn’t look that hard though.

Other blocked ports are: 111 (sunrpc), 139 (netbios-ssn), 515 (printer), 548 (afpovertcp), 631 (ipp) and 3306 (mysql). [Edit: Dickhead! I just didn't wait long enough! It takes longer to port scan my external IP than internal!]

I’ve mucked around with using rinetd to remap another port to 80, and since I’m planning on running a web server on my nslu2, i’d like to be able to do proper port forwarding over nat, but it doesn’t seem to work too well.

I haven’t yet tried creating a virtualhost under apache, using another port, but I’ll try that next.

]]> By: Zach Heaton http://schinckel.net/2005/08/20/weird-os-x-stuff/#comment-193 Zach Heaton Sat, 20 Aug 2005 03:42:26 +0000 http://schinckel.blogsome.com/2005/08/20/weird-os-x-stuff/#comment-193 Well, as early as 2001 and as late as 7/2005, there are indeed postings online discussing Optus blocking inbound traffic on port 80. I'd try changing your webserver port by editing httpd.conf and seeing if you can then access the site from the outside world - either that, or getting nmap and running a port scan against yourself. Well, as early as 2001 and as late as 7/2005, there are indeed postings online discussing Optus blocking inbound traffic on port 80. I’d try changing your webserver port by editing httpd.conf and seeing if you can then access the site from the outside world - either that, or getting nmap and running a port scan against yourself.

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