Fabio,
If you want to telnet the router you have to know the dialer ip address
(after negotiation).
In the following expample you are opening a telnet session to 1660 port:
ip nat inside source list # inferface dialer0 overload
ip nat inside source static tcp (eth0 ip address) 23 (dialer0 ip address)
1600
extendable
This is the configuration I set for Balassone, for troubleshooting purposes,
maybe we are talking about the same customer: isn't it?
Ciao,
Teresa
P.S.
keep in mind: dialer interface will negotiate a different IP address to the
next connection
- Original Message -
From: FC
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2001 4:13 PM
Subject: Telnet listening port [7:21138]
Sorry in advance for the monkey question...I'd like to Pat the 23 port of
my
Dialer interface (ip negotiated) to the inside lan. I am able to do this,
but obviosly I lost the connection with the router from outside. There's a
command to change the listening telnet port on the vty lines? I have a 827
with 12.0(3).
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