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username="https://openid.fmarier.org/"
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nickname="fmarier"
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subject="Ports to open on the firewall?"
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date="2013-05-04T03:56:55Z"
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content="""
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I'm trying to get local pairing working between two local machines (same switch, both connected via cat5 cables) and they're not seeing each other, though I can happily ssh from one box to the other.
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In order to eliminate possible sources of problems, I tried these insecure settings:
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* add a `-A INPUT -j ACCEPT` to the top of my firewall rules
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* use `password` as the shared secret
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but I still can't get past \"pairing in progress\" when pairing with a \"Local computer\".
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Is there any way to get information as to where the two machines are failing to see one another?
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