Is the telnet daemon just like a Unix telnetd daemon.....If so then if you
run
netstat -rn; and what's the GW of that shell / session / or if it's realtime
running
then is should be the same as if you ran ipconfig/all.....If it doesn't show
a gateway then
that's where I would look into.....Hope this helps.....
-jek-
Peter McDonald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > Hey All,
> >
> > I have set up a network management server on NT to monitor my various
> > cisco routers, pix etc - these devices only allow a Telnet connection
from
> > the mgmt server. I would like to be able to dial into my 3661 which is
on
> > the same segment as the mgmt server, telnet into the server an then use
> > that as a staging point to telnet into the routers etc. I have trialed
> > setting up a telnet daemon (fictional) on the server - this worked ok
and
> > let me telnet into the server but I can't go from there to the routers.
I
> > really don't want to run pcanywhere on the mgmt box for obvious reasons
&
> > I don't want to allow telnet access from any other device but the mgmt
> > box. Due to my limited intelligence I can't figure out how to do what I
> > want to do ! Any help / suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
> > Cheers,
> > Peter
>
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