samba - Aug 2002 - Starting an both port 139 and 445

Hello,
I've have an installation where some clients run via a VPN tunnel and
modem and that makes W2k clients to connect on port 445, but i need to
have it running on port 139 as well so i start smbd for port 445 via
inetd and nmbd and smbd on port 139 as daemons. But now for my problem,
some local clients have problems when printing, they get permission
denied, could that be due to this? And if it is the case, is there any
better way to start samba on both ports?

Many thanks in advance,
Jimmy Hedman

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Have you tried using ipchains/iptables to redirect traffic from port 445 to
port 139?
Joel
On Thu, Aug 29, 2002 at 02:20:17PM +0200, Jimmy Hedman
wrote:
> Hello,
> I've have an installation where some clients run via a VPN tunnel and
> modem and that makes W2k clients to connect on port 445, but i need to
> have it running on port 139 as well so i start smbd for port 445 via
> inetd and nmbd and smbd on port 139 as daemons. But now for my problem,
> some local clients have problems when printing, they get permission
> denied, could that be due to this? And if it is the case, is there any
> better way to start samba on both ports?
> 
> Many thanks in advance,
> Jimmy Hedman
> 
> -- 
> Jimmy Hedman                       South Pole AB
> Phone:  +46 8 51420420             Gelbjutarv?gen 5
> Fax:    +46 8 51420429             SE - 17148 Solna 
> e-mail: jimmy.hedman@southpole.se  www.southpole.se
> 
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