On Sun, 29 Jun 2003, Jay Moore wrote:
> timeouts etc. I have a Netgear firewall appliance that has port 110
> open, however, I am unsure if the box itself has this port open. I'm
> slowly still figuring this stuff out, so any direction at all would be
> helpful. thanks jay
As root, run:
tcpdump -n port 110
and then as yourself run:
telnet <pop3_server_ip> 110
If you don't get a connection via telnet, check the output of tcpdump and
see if your traffic is leaving the box, and if you're getting any response
back.
iptables/ipchains shouldn't be stopping client-side pop3 connections, but
I suppose anything is possible. So, if your traffic is going nowhere fast,
that's where I'd look next.
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