Hello!
OK; so if I move it to 8080, we're talking 8080 + 8081-8180?
And for #2, they're both behind firewalls, but not the same firewall.
This is for running Webmin on a remote site (the "node"), reporting/communi=
cating with our webmin ("central).
-joho
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Fr=E5n: Jamie Cameron <jca...@we...>
Till: Webmin users list <web...@li...>
Kopia:=20
Datum: onsdag, 6 december 2006 01:50
=C4rende: Re: [webmin-l] Hooking up two Webmins behind firewalls
On 5/Dec/2006 14:15 Joaquim Homrighausen wrote ..
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> I think I asked this question before, but cannot find the answer.
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> Scenario 1:
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> Two webmins, one "central" and one "node". The "node" is on a Linux firew=
all
> machine, the "central" is on a Linux machine behind a firewall. I want
> these two to communicate securely, using a given port (say 8080 instead
> of 10000). What do I need to open on the firewalls for these two to be
> able to communicate securerly, issue fast RPC commands, etc.?
The port Webmin uses for inter-system communication is always the one that
you login to it on, which is typically 10000. So you would have to allow tr=
affic
on port 10000 to the node through the firewall.
Also, if you want to use 'fast RPC' mode, you should also open ports 10001-=
10100.
> Scenario 2:
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> Similar to the above, but "node" is on a Linux samba server behind the
> above mentioned Linux firewall, I want it to communicate with the "centra=
l"
> webmin in the same way as described above.
So are both node and central behind the firewall? If so, it wouldn't even
come into play ..
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