It's because you are running NAT overloaded. It assumes that all traffic it
receives on the dialer interface is destined for a machine on the inside and
not for itself. Since there is no static mapping, and no dynamic mapping
for telnet, it is refused. That is assuming you are coming in over th
Oh, how rude of me. I explained the problem without offering a solution.
The easiest (and least likely, considering it appears to be residencial DSL)
is multiple IP addresses. A secondary address that is not a part of the NAT
pool could be addressed from the outside. The next easiest (I hesita
Ricky Chan wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I configured a cisco 2600 router behind a ADSL router.
You have your 2660 behind an ADSL Router? or ASDL Modem? If you're behind
a DSL router, then you're more than likely being NATed by the DSL router, in
which case you need to create a static port mapping t
3 matches
Mail list logo
