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Subject: RFC 1323
From: dhottinger@harrisonburg.k12.va.us
Date: Wed, 31 Jan 2007 10:35:31 -0500
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I have a mixed enviroment of apple, windows and linux. In the apple world I have everything from os 9 up to 10.4.x. My 10.4 clients software update utility stopped working last week. 10.3 and under still work. I captured traffic from one 10.4 and 10.3 client at the firewall. Both machines make the initial connection to swscan.apple.com. The 10.3 client shows a SYN packet, the 10.4 shows nothing.
Heres 10.4:
Wed Jan 31 09:32:59 2007; TCP; eth2; 238 bytes; from swscan.apple.com:http to 10.40.13.17:49206 (source MAC addr 0080c8ca9fba); first packet Wed Jan 31 09:32:59 2007; TCP; eth2; 52 bytes; from 10.40.13.17:49206 to swscan.apple.com:http (source MAC addr 0009b7135180); first packet

Heres a 10.3 computer doing same:
Wed Jan 31 09:38:08 2007; TCP; eth2; 60 bytes; from 10.40.19.107:49442 to 17.250.248.95:http (source MAC addr 0009b7135180); first packet (SYN) Wed Jan 31 09:38:08 2007; TCP; eth2; 60 bytes; from 17.250.248.95:http to 10.40.19.107:49442 (source MAC addr 0080c8ca9fba); first packet (SYN)

After much googling and head scratching and deleting of cache files and .plists on the apples, I found a reference to RFC 1323 and how apple's update servers arent RFC 1323 compliant. My question is how to I get my firewall running iptables v 1.2.9 to work with apples software update servers. And maybe Im missing the entire boat and this isnt the issue. I have made no Firewall changes and everything worked fine until last week.

thanks,

ddh


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Dwayne Hottinger
Network Administrator
Harrisonburg City Public Schools



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