Gnome Network Tools

[superbnerd]

I have been testing fc3t3 and have come across what appears to be another bug, but I would like some to confirm it. I have tried all the tools in the gnome-nettool, Main Menu > System Tools > Network Tools, and think thier is a problem with the port scanning tool.

It is only able to scan the ports of computers in my network. Any thing out of the 192.168.1.* just keep attempting to scan without any results. I have tried it on srevers I knew had open ports, but nothing is ever returned.

[superbnerd]

Sorry to bump, but I am going to file a bug report now and just wanted to get any last feedback first.

[ilja]

Does your router/firewall let the scans out?

[superbnerd]

How would I check? I am using the default fc3t3 system-config-securitylevel filewall frontend. Is there a specific port I have to open?

[ilja]

Can you disable it completely for a few minutes/seconds without danger?

[superbnerd]

I am behind a router, but I think I can manage. Will report back...

[superbnerd]

I tried disabling my firewalls, but no diference. Have you tried it? To the bugzilla...

[ilja]

My provider doesn't allow scans, it blocks it generally. It is very common here in Germany :(
Yes, to bugzilla.

[superbnerd]

It's not an ISP problem because I used nmap on fc2 and it work...Bug filed.

[ilja]

Can you post the Bug-link?
I hate the search engine of Redhat-bugzilla

[superbnerd]

This is the report :137015 (http://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=137015).