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Re: connection refused to a remote PMCD

To: Max Matveev <makc@xxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: connection refused to a remote PMCD
From: Jie Xu <jxu004@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 12 Feb 2004 22:24:43 -0600
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Thank you sir. I opened port 4321 and it works. There is still a trick, which
took me several hours to find out: 4321 port should be put at the first
position in INPUT chain. If it is appended in INPUT chain, it won't work.

Thanks again for your great help. I appreciate it very much.

Best regards.
 Jie Xu

Quoting Max Matveev <makc@xxxxxxx>:

> >>>>> "jxu" == Jie Xu <jxu004@xxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> 
>  jxu> Yes sir, you are right. I have successfully installed PCP in
>  jxu> another node, say compute node B, which can poll head node
>  jxu> A. But head node A can not poll compute node B. That means some
>  jxu> network services in compute node B is not open.  But I can still
>  jxu> use ssh and sftp to connect the two nodes. I am not sure what
>  jxu> service it is to accept PCP connection request.
> 
> It sounds like you need to talk to a person who setup
> iptables/ipchains and ask him/her what port they block and what ports
> they allow through before you try anything else. If they say they did
> something like this, ask them to open port 4321 and it should give you
> your PCP connection.
> 
> max
> 




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