That is odd all right. You can "ping them, and traceroute them, and
name resolution works"? You don't have a proxy set up, right? There
must be rules on the router for filtering outbound connections then.
Seems kind of strange that that would be the case though, for a router
to come out of the box blocking http from inside.
If you can ping say, yahoo.com, from a box inside the network, then the
routing on the box inside the network is not an issue. That also
verifies that the ports on the router are in the correct order.
Larry
On Sat, 2004-06-26 at 01:29, Eben King wrote:
> I got a Netgear NG814v2 router a few days ago, and networking hasn't
> worked correctly from my machine (kernel 2.4.22, mostly Redhat 8) since.
> I use the subnet 192.168.1.* for all devices on the LAN. My machine is
> .11, the new router is .31, the old router was .25 . My servers (SMB,
> SSH, HTTP, etc.) work correctly to other machines on the LAN, but I can't
> access any machines in the outside by TCP (I can ping them, and traceroute
> them, and name resolution works). Everything works fine for other
> machines on the LAN.
>
> I reboooted from the Gentoo 1.4 CD (kernel 2.4.20-xfs-r2), and that
> worked, so it's not the port, NIC, cable, or a generic "Linux" thing. I
> checked out /etc/hosts.{allow,deny}, and they're both empty. I should
> populate them, once I get this working. I'm thinking something's blocking
> replies which come from the new router, because it has an address
> different from that of the old router, but I don't know what. Any ideas?
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