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Ken Sims wrote:
You're going to need INPUT and OUTPUT rules with -j ACCEPT to allow port 5222 as a destination port and source port respectively.
Explicitly? My default rule is ACCEPT anyways (I firewall at the router).
If you're still having problems, I recommend adding logging rules temporarily.
Bleh, I hate firewall logging. Thanks! david
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