Well, if you wanted to bypass some of the secuirty that the PIX provides
your network, you could permit a telnet session between the internet and an
inside device on which you have shell (or EXEC) access. and then Telnet to
the pix from there.
For Example
You--->Internet-->PIX-->Router-->Inside Network
1. Telnet from "You" to "Router"
PIX Command- access-list outside_access_in permit tcp any any eq
telnet
PIX Command- static (inside,outside) tcp interface telnet telnet
netmask 255.255.255.255 0 0
2. Log into your router as normal
3. Telnet from the router to the PIX.
As the router is connected to the inside interface, this will work. But
please if you are going to do this consider using SSH instead of telnet at
the very least between your station and the Router.
Jarett
""Juan Blanco"" wrote in message
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> Team,
> I want to be able to telnet to my internal network(terminal server) via
the
> Pix 501, I have a connectivity via my cable provider, I have only one IP
> address. Before using the pix I have a router and I used to telnet to it
> from the Internet then connect to my terminal server, now I can't do it
> because there is no telnet capabilities from the Pix 501, Remember I have
> only one IP....Any ideas how to do this........I looked in the Cisco Web
and
> the examples that I was able to find they assume that I have more than 1
IP
> which is no my case.....At the present time I have not problem connecting
to
> the Pix from the Internet
>
> I really appreciate your help.....
>
> Thanks,
>
> Juan
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