Hi Michaell
It sounds like the firewall is blocking the ports required for Xwindows.
Check with the firewall people and see what ports they are letting
through. I am about to do the same test myself this evening, but I had to
the same thing as well (ask for the ports to be opened up)
david
On Tue, 20 Feb 2001, Michaell Taylor wrote:
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>
>
> I hope a simple question. The firewall at my office has recently changed. I
> log into the firewall then jump to linux boxes behind the wall. I've been
> using a "xhost + firewallip " and this works great. until today.
>
> They say the firewall ip hasn't changed and I still ssh to the same ip, but
> now xserver will not allow x connects with that ip. If I "xhost +" everythng
> is fine.
>
> How can I get the functional IP of the clients currently accessing my xserver
> using my xhost + environment. I was thinking that getting this ip will allow
> me to further restrict xhost + commands in the future.
>
> Any help appreciated.
>
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