[AG-TECH] Disabled Bridge
Todd Zimmerman
todd.zimmerman at ubc.ca
Tue Jul 20 00:07:11 CDT 2010
On 07/19/2010 04:15 PM, Jason Bell wrote:
> Todd
>
> My first thought is the some sort of firewall (whether at the bridge
> or the user trying to connect to it) is causing an issue... Having a
> bridge "pingable", doesn't really mean that it will work.
>
> I have seen the issue, where the bridge say's it is disabled, but
> changing the status to "enabled" makes it work.
>
> But if you change the status and it still cannot connect, I will be
> looking else where.... Can others connect to it??? Can the bridge
> be connected to on the same network???
>
Thanks for the ideas/thoughts.
Firewall was my initial thought too... perhaps, I'll revisit/retest to
completely rule it out. You are correct - ping really only shows ICMP
packets are making it through, not necessarily TCP/UDP, I'll double check.
I guess my question is, what makes a bridge "disabled" in the first
place? Does the client actually make a TCP connection to the bridge
service at all or is all communication with the bridge done through
either the registry? Suppose I could check the code, but I guess I'm
not clear why any bridge would be disabled at all unless it was
completely unreachable.
For completeness, yes everyone else can connect to the bridge fine and
it appears enabled for them. I know I've seen similar behavior before
to other bridges, but now that it has happened to mine, I'd like to
track it down ;-)
Thanks for the help/ideas - I'll follow up and get back to you all with
any progress I make.
Todd
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