Hello,
Just a question about Samba:
I encountered firewall issues on a Samba4 installation as an AD Domain Controller from FreeBSD. I found several threads about ports to enable for Samba services, I finally merged this information hoping to yield a permissive enough list:
- 53, 5353 on tcp/udp
- 137, 138 on udp
- 139, 445 on tcp
- 135 on tcp
- 389, 636 on tcp
- 901 on tcp
- 88, 464 on tcp/udp
- 1024 on tcp
I enabled all these ports on input and output but I don't know if it's necessary.
I think this wiki should be reliable:
http://wiki.samba.org/index.php/Configure_your_firewall
In particular that says:
" LDAP: TCP ports 389 and 636 "
However I was forced to enable 389 on UDP in my FreeBSD firewall to be able to connect a Windows 7 client to my Samba Domain Controller. So my simple question is where to find an exhaustive list of firewall rules for Samba (4) to work properly?
Thanks.
Just a question about Samba:
I encountered firewall issues on a Samba4 installation as an AD Domain Controller from FreeBSD. I found several threads about ports to enable for Samba services, I finally merged this information hoping to yield a permissive enough list:
- 53, 5353 on tcp/udp
- 137, 138 on udp
- 139, 445 on tcp
- 135 on tcp
- 389, 636 on tcp
- 901 on tcp
- 88, 464 on tcp/udp
- 1024 on tcp
I enabled all these ports on input and output but I don't know if it's necessary.
I think this wiki should be reliable:
http://wiki.samba.org/index.php/Configure_your_firewall
In particular that says:
" LDAP: TCP ports 389 and 636 "
However I was forced to enable 389 on UDP in my FreeBSD firewall to be able to connect a Windows 7 client to my Samba Domain Controller. So my simple question is where to find an exhaustive list of firewall rules for Samba (4) to work properly?
Thanks.