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the Cayman 3220 uses NAT to provide security.
This presents problems for
programs (like REDARS/BOLD) which are trying to
access a specific IP port.
You need to ask the Boeing folks which IP or UDP
port REDARS/BOLD is
attempting to use. Then you must configure the
Cayman 3220 to allow this
activity.
This will open your system to
intrusion if you get scanned by the script kiddies.
the information you are looking for is at www.cayman.com for the router.
Under
support, FAQ, pinholes. The documentation is
pretty straightforward. Or just call
them at 800) 473-4776. They may have already
solved this problem.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, June 20, 2000 12:18
PM
Subject: [mfg-smartcam] Cayman
Router
Hello:
I know this is probably not the place for this
but I can't think of any
better place to reach the people that might know
what I am trying to do.
I have installed Southwestern Bell DSL service in
our shop with a Cayman
router model # 3220H. I have 5 static IP address
assigned to me. Internet
and E-Mail seems to work great The problem
comes when I try to connect to
Boeing REDARS/BOLD application server. I
can trace route to the IP Address
at Boeing and get through fine. It is
when Boeing sends information back to
me. Any one dealing with Boeing
REDARS/BOLD will know what I am talking
about. If you have any knowledge
of the Cayman #3220H router and how to do
Network Address Translation that
might help.
Sorry for using this site for something other than
SmartCam. I have been a
SmartCam user sense Version 2.
Gary
Byerlee
Milling Precision Tool
118 N. Martinson
Wichita, Kansas
67203
(316) 265-0973
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