Weird behavior of my server

Michael Holstein michael.holstein at csuohio.edu
Thu Apr 27 15:04:22 UTC 2006


Bridged will work if you have an extra IP for the VM. NAT will also 
work, but you need to modify the config to make it aware of it's 
external address (and configure vmware-natd to forward 80/443).

~Mike.

Landorin wrote:
> Okay, I'll try that out, thanks.
> I just ran into another problem: the orport appears to be unreachable.
> I really don't know how the connection works in VMWare environments.
> Do I have to forward the orport to the VMWare IP or to my Windows IP?
> Also, does it need "bridged", "NAT" or "host-only" mode in VMWare?
> 
> Michael Holstein schrieb:
> 
>>>>Okay, I just tried out a different orport and now the server
>>>>starts up. So somehow either port 443 is blocked already by
>>>>something else or it's because the permission is denied (since
>>>>it's a blank Ubuntu I guess it's the permission thing). Anything
>>>>I can do about it?
>>>
>>>"netstat -apn |grep 443" (as root) "lsof |grep 443" (as root)
>>>
>>>either one will tell you what process is binding to 443. My guess
>>>is Apache. Try "killall httpd" (as root) and then try again. Also
>>>try (path might vary) "/etc/rc.d/rc.httpd stop"
>>>
>>>~Mike.
>>>
>>>
> 
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