GWIA not responding on port 25

Hello
we just installed GroupWise 7.0.1 Beta on OES Linux SP2. The problem we do
have is that GWIA can't be contacted on port 25, even local telnet
(i.e. "telnet ip 25" says "connection refused") won't work.
So we changed the GWA SMTP-Listening port to something else (5025) and
activated port translation on our router from port 25 to port 5025 and we
managed to get the whole thing up.
But we feel that this can't be the final solution, so:
why does GWIA not respond on port 25? (we searched in the runlevel Editor
of Yast for any services that might run on port 25 (i.e. sendmail) but
didn't find any).
is there a linux command which shows what services are listening on what
ports? (i am mostly netware-expert, not linux that's why i'm asking).
Thanks for any help
Andrej

Disregard the previous post. I neglected to read through the entire
message. The only other thought that I have is that there is a firewall
setup that can be enabled on the OES box in YAST that might be interfering.
I am not sitting in front of a OES box, otherwise I'd point the direction to
find it. I believe it is in the Network settings.
Sorry about the previous post.
>>> On 6/1/2006 at 10:01 am, in message <[email protected]>,
Dana
Palmer<[email protected]> wrote:
> Sounds like Postfix or Sendmail might be using port 25 already. Try
> issuing
> the following commands from a terminal window as root:
>
> chkconfig postfix
> chkconfig sendmail
>
> If either of these has a status of "on", then you will need to toggle
> them
> off by issuing the needed command.
>
> chkconfig postfix off or
> chkconfig sendmail off
>
> Then change the port of GWIA back to 25 and then restart the GWIA
>
>>>> On 6/1/2006 at 8:38 am, in message
> <UZCfg.1607$[email protected]>, <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>> Hello
>>
>> we just installed GroupWise 7.0.1 Beta on OES Linux SP2. The problem we
>> do
>> have is that GWIA can't be contacted on port 25, even local telnet
>> (i.e. "telnet ip 25" says "connection refused") won't work.
>>
>> So we changed the GWA SMTP-Listening port to something else (5025) and
>> activated port translation on our router from port 25 to port 5025 and
>> we
>> managed to get the whole thing up.
>>
>> But we feel that this can't be the final solution, so:
>>
>> why does GWIA not respond on port 25? (we searched in the runlevel
>> Editor
>> of Yast for any services that might run on port 25 (i.e. sendmail) but
>> didn't find any).
>> is there a linux command which shows what services are listening on what
>
>>
>> ports? (i am mostly netware-expert, not linux that's why i'm asking).
>>
>> Thanks for any help
>> Andrej

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    I've tried uninstalling all iTunes/iPod related software from the PC I normally use it on and reinstalling it. That didn't work. I also tried uninstalling again and installing the last known working version of the iPod software, still no results. The only thing I havn't tried is giving it a good beating... Not that I would. Anyways, I hope there's a solution to this that doesn't involve buying a new one.
    Here's a rundown of the computers I tested it with.
    500MHZ G4 Cube (384MB RAM/Mac OSX Tiger)
    400MHZ G3 iMac (384MB RAM/Mac OSX Tiger)
    4.2GHZ AMD 64-Bit running Windows XP Service Pack 2 (my PC)
    515MHZ Dell running Windows 2000 (256MB RAM)
    UPDATE: The BIOS won't recognize the iPod, so it has nothing to do with my computer. Somehow, installing v1.1.2 of the iPod software made it so the iPod itself has USB problems. The iPod works to the extent of playing music and showing the battery charge level. I get no response at all when I plug it in, from the computer or the iPod.
    I'm going to have to agree with Philip Harhay on this one. The original 10GB iPod I bought 3 years ago came with a full one-year warranty, no extra charges. I am disappointed to see the Shuffle only coming with a three-month warranty.
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    Help! I just purchase an iPod Shuffle for my son's birthday and I cannot get the darn thing to show up on my iMac G5. I am running OS 10.4.2 and I have downloaded the latest iPod and iTunes software. When I try to restore my iPod to the factory settings it tells me to plug the iPod into the computer, but it is plugged in. I have tried different USB ports, too. I'm running out of ideas and so is the trouble shooting Apple site. I was hoping someone out there might have some ideas.
    It showed up at first and I transferred a few songs from the iTunes to the iPod but I couldn't get them to play, so I plugged it back into the USB and the icon never came up.

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