Allow NetBIOS lookup with firewalld

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I just upgraded OpenSUSE from Leap 42.3 to Leap 15.0, and with this upgrade, OpenSUSE moved its default firewall application from SuSEfirewall2 to Firewalld. I opted not to use the susefirewall2-to-firewalld script for migration, but to rebuild my rules from scratch. However, I cannot seem to allow NetBIOS queries to return successfully on my client machine. I have enabled both the samba and samba-client services in Firewalld.



For a host hostname, which I can ping because of DNS or access by IP address, and from which I can access my OpenSUSE machine via Samba, I try:



> nmblookup hostname
name_query failed to find name hostname


What else do I need to do to allow a NetBIOS query to succeed?






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    I just upgraded OpenSUSE from Leap 42.3 to Leap 15.0, and with this upgrade, OpenSUSE moved its default firewall application from SuSEfirewall2 to Firewalld. I opted not to use the susefirewall2-to-firewalld script for migration, but to rebuild my rules from scratch. However, I cannot seem to allow NetBIOS queries to return successfully on my client machine. I have enabled both the samba and samba-client services in Firewalld.



    For a host hostname, which I can ping because of DNS or access by IP address, and from which I can access my OpenSUSE machine via Samba, I try:



    > nmblookup hostname
    name_query failed to find name hostname


    What else do I need to do to allow a NetBIOS query to succeed?






    opensuse firewalld







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      I just upgraded OpenSUSE from Leap 42.3 to Leap 15.0, and with this upgrade, OpenSUSE moved its default firewall application from SuSEfirewall2 to Firewalld. I opted not to use the susefirewall2-to-firewalld script for migration, but to rebuild my rules from scratch. However, I cannot seem to allow NetBIOS queries to return successfully on my client machine. I have enabled both the samba and samba-client services in Firewalld.



      For a host hostname, which I can ping because of DNS or access by IP address, and from which I can access my OpenSUSE machine via Samba, I try:



      > nmblookup hostname
      name_query failed to find name hostname


      What else do I need to do to allow a NetBIOS query to succeed?






      opensuse firewalld







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      I just upgraded OpenSUSE from Leap 42.3 to Leap 15.0, and with this upgrade, OpenSUSE moved its default firewall application from SuSEfirewall2 to Firewalld. I opted not to use the susefirewall2-to-firewalld script for migration, but to rebuild my rules from scratch. However, I cannot seem to allow NetBIOS queries to return successfully on my client machine. I have enabled both the samba and samba-client services in Firewalld.



      For a host hostname, which I can ping because of DNS or access by IP address, and from which I can access my OpenSUSE machine via Samba, I try:



      > nmblookup hostname
      name_query failed to find name hostname


      What else do I need to do to allow a NetBIOS query to succeed?






      opensuse firewalld




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          As a result of a discussion about this issue from the Fedora Mailing-Lists, I added port 137 UDP to the Source Port list for the samba-client Service in Firewalld (with the firewall-config tool), which enabled the nmblookup call to succeed.



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              As a result of a discussion about this issue from the Fedora Mailing-Lists, I added port 137 UDP to the Source Port list for the samba-client Service in Firewalld (with the firewall-config tool), which enabled the nmblookup call to succeed.



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                As a result of a discussion about this issue from the Fedora Mailing-Lists, I added port 137 UDP to the Source Port list for the samba-client Service in Firewalld (with the firewall-config tool), which enabled the nmblookup call to succeed.



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                As a result of a discussion about this issue from the Fedora Mailing-Lists, I added port 137 UDP to the Source Port list for the samba-client Service in Firewalld (with the firewall-config tool), which enabled the nmblookup call to succeed.



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