[*] OpenWrt problem with tftp
John Lange
john.lange at open-it.ca
Tue May 23 10:09:34 CDT 2006
I originally thought that as well so I've made hosts.allow "ALL: ALL"
and it still gives the same message. It appears to me that its getting a
connection refused when trying to send the file back, not on the
connection attempt.
tftp works fine from a host that is outside the firewall so my suspicion
is still that there is something wrong with the OpenWRT box.
John
On Thu, 2006-05-18 at 19:41 -0500, Sean Walberg wrote:
> xinetd uses tcp wrappers (/etc/hosts.{allow,deny}), plus any
> statements in /etc/xinetd.d/tftp even though it's a UDP service...
> Are you denying it somehow through there?
>
> I'm pretty sure tftp is NAT friendly. Since it's hitting syslog, my
> guess is the wrappers config.
>
> Sean
>
> On 5/18/06, John Lange <john.lange at open-it.ca> wrote:
> I believe that I'm having a problem with the OpenWRT and tftp.
>
> I'm trying to fetch a file outside of the OpenWRT firewall
> using tftp
> but on the server side I see these messages:
>
> in.tftpd[26104]: tftpd: read(ack): Connection refused
>
> The client just times out.
>
> I suspect its a nat issue with the OpenWRT perhaps related to
> the fact
> the OpenWRT listens on a tftp port for uploads of firmware?
>
> Or is tftp generally tricky through nat? I can't see why it
> would be.
>
> Is there some kind of iptables parameter that needs to be
> added? Scant
> little comes up on google for iptables, nat and tftp.
>
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