Ooops, I sent this just to Mark, and not the list.  Sorry.


On 21 Apr 99, at 11:47, Mark Barlow wrote: 


<italic><color><param>0000,0000,FF00</param>> Hi everyone, 

>  

> It is a pain that the new M10's give an error when you attempt to 
pinhole 

> through ports 80 & 23. It does this because it uses these ports on the 

> internal side for the config access via the web and telnet (it shouldn't 

> matter but it does). However you do not need to change these in order 
to 

> get the pinholing to work. When you open a new browser window and 
point it 

> at the new m10's (192.168.1.254) it will ask you for a user name and 

> password. Leave user name blank and put 'Telecom' in for the 
password (the 

> capital T is important!). This will enable you to add new pinholes. 
When 

> adding the pinholes if you stipulate a range it doesn't give you the 
error 

> (I don't know why it just doesn't!). ie... 

>  

> 80 81 192.168.1.1 80 

> 23 24 192.168.1.1 23 


</italic></color>That works great for me!  Thanks. 


But FWIW, the installers also doubled up on all the other pinholes: e.g.  
20, 20, etc.  When a single port would have sufficed. 


<italic><color><param>0000,0000,FF00</param>> Your web servers and telnet should work with this config. 


</italic></color>They do! 


<italic><color><param>0000,0000,FF00</param>> The Efficient Internal modems are going to be made available to a 
small 

> number of trialists who are having problems with getting some 
applications 

> (games, netmeeting etc...)  to work with the NAT on the M10's (sort of 
a 

> trial within a trial ;-) ). These are only available with drivers for Win 

> 95 / 98 / NT and require additional proxy software if you want to 
connect 

> a LAN. They do however provide a public IP (albiet dynamic) to the 
system 

> they are installed in. 


</italic></color>We're working on finding FreeBSD drivers.  But the downside is the  
dynamic IP address.  Having a static IP is a must for me.<italic><color><param>0000,0000,FF00</param><FontFamily><param>Courier New</param> </italic></color><FontFamily><param>Arial</param>

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