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Multicast UDP packets (MDNS/Bonjour protocol) blocked by default? #21
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I think this is expected since it only allows SSH and DHCPv6 client by default (default configuration / default zone). You can do either:
Fortunately, firewalld has If you need to add MDNS service to "allow" list (in the default zone For more information (to configure firewalld), see firewalld documentation (e.g. manpage) and a Wiki page on the Fedora Project (https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/FirewallD). |
Thanks; that makes sense. I think this is an issue for the Gnome/Fedora people, to ensure they properly configure firewalld for the services they want to enable out of the box. I'll take it to them. Cheers, badgernaut |
@badgernaut Since Fedora-22 there are no product specific firewalld-config- sub packages anymore, but the product specific config file is linked to /etc/firewalld/firewalld.conf. Which product are you using and which config file is linked to /etc/firewalld/firewalld.conf? @a4lg |
@t-woerner I am trying to use Empathy which utilises the telepathy-salut stack underneath (for the Bonjour protocol). Please see RH bug report for more detail: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1222469 Even though I can see this is defined in the zone, it still seems to block mDNS/Bonjour packets... |
@badgernaut, Is this still an issue? The report is very old and the bugzilla issue is closed. |
In openSUSE 15.0 this is still an issue. I have the following configuration:
The corresponding iptables rules are in the following:
The miniDLNA upnp doesn't shows up when using a VPN connection, until the firewalld is running. Sometimes it disappears from the LAN too. If firewalld is not running, the upnp show up when I'm using the VPN. |
If symptoms occur while the VPN is active then it may be a routing issue. Can you verify that mdns packets are actually sent out to the LAN and not through the VPN? Does mdns work while the VPN is NOT active? |
Closing this super old bug with no feedback. If you provide feedback then it can be reopened. |
It appears that the local firewalld blocks mdns responses from the remote: this-system$
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Hi,
Fedora 22 x86_64 (latest Beta): firewalld (v0.3.13-7.fc22) seems to be blocking the aforementioned packets, preventing the auto-discovery of local contacts in Empathy (default Fedora IM client), and also Gnome's "People Nearby" functionality (through control-centre->Online Accounts).
Is this expected? are there some settings/config I can play with to get this to work?
Thanks,
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