Re: [AFMUG] HP MSR router 'HEP ME'

2016-03-19 Thread David 

Larry,
Is there a way to just make it a wild card to the inside ie
just open up port 5 to all devices on the lan?


On 03/17/2016 03:29 PM, Larry Smith wrote:

On Thu March 17 2016 15:19, David wrote:

Ok, anyone who has experience with HP routers chime in :)

we have a router configured with LAN and WAN interfaces and need to
allow some ports to pass and I cannot find the commands to add the ports
I need to allow.

If anyone knows how or where I need to look to do this im all ears.
Thanks
Dave

Dave,

   Believe for the HP MSR series this is done under the WAN interface.

interface Dialer1  (or whatever your WAN interface is)
  nat server 1 protocol tcp global current-interface 8080 inside \
192.168.1.126 8080


to forward outside port 8080 to a host inside.  If this is not what you are
trying to do, sorry.

Re: [AFMUG] HP MSR router 'HEP ME'

2016-03-19 Thread Larry Smith 
On Thu March 17 2016 15:19, David wrote:
> Ok, anyone who has experience with HP routers chime in :)
>
> we have a router configured with LAN and WAN interfaces and need to
> allow some ports to pass and I cannot find the commands to add the ports
> I need to allow.
>
> If anyone knows how or where I need to look to do this im all ears.
> Thanks
> Dave

Dave,

  Believe for the HP MSR series this is done under the WAN interface.

interface Dialer1  (or whatever your WAN interface is)
 nat server 1 protocol tcp global current-interface 8080 inside \
   192.168.1.126 8080


to forward outside port 8080 to a host inside.  If this is not what you are
trying to do, sorry.

-- 
Larry Smith
lesm...@ecsis.net

[AFMUG] HP MSR router 'HEP ME'

2016-03-19 Thread David 

Ok, anyone who has experience with HP routers chime in :)

we have a router configured with LAN and WAN interfaces and need to 
allow some ports to pass and I cannot find the commands to add the ports

I need to allow.

If anyone knows how or where I need to look to do this im all ears.
Thanks
Dave

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Re: [AFMUG] HP MSR router 'HEP ME'

2016-03-19 Thread Josh Reynolds 
Hrm, I have heard about these new HP routers, but have not touched them.

When you say "need some ports to pass", are you talking about port
forwarding?

On Thu, Mar 17, 2016 at 3:19 PM, David  wrote:

> Ok, anyone who has experience with HP routers chime in :)
>
> we have a router configured with LAN and WAN interfaces and need to allow
> some ports to pass and I cannot find the commands to add the ports
> I need to allow.
>
> If anyone knows how or where I need to look to do this im all ears.
> Thanks
> Dave
>
> --
>