Ryan

 80 81 UDP <NT Box> 80
 80 81 TCP <NT Box> 80
 
 82 65535 UDP <Linux box> 82
 82 65535 TCP <Linux box> 82
 
the M10 does not like start and end on 80 or 23 as it uses them
it self.

You get by this by using a range for web /telnet or
By_doing_a_naughty_thing (TM) and moving the port the m10 listens
on for config.

btw what ever might have given you the idea that you should be
running the web server on Linux - you should really free the
daemon inside ;-)

--kit

ryan macnamee wrote:
>
> I have the following pinholes defined....
>
> Ext Start Ext End Protocol Ipaddress Internal Port
> 1 65535 UDP 192.168.1.5 1
> 1 65535 TCP 192.168.1.5 1
>
> This works well, and points to an NT box since I am hosting a website on the
> NT box. I would like to be able to telnet into one of Linux boxes
> aswell......
>
> Obviously I can configure the pinholes to specific ports on different
> machines.......but, I would like some confirmation of my settings before
> stuffing around with the M10, and taking my website offline.
>
> Proposed Pinhole Entries
> ------------------------
> Ext Start Ext End Protocol Ipaddress Internal Port
> 1 79 UDP <Linux box> 1
> 1 79 TCP <Linux box> 1
>
> 80 80 UDP <NT Box> 80
> 80 80 TCP <NT Box> 80
>
> 81 65535 UDP <Linux box> 81 or 1?
> 81 65535 TCP <Linux box> 81 or 1?
>
> Any comments on this configuration. And yes, I know that I should move the
> website to the Linux box........
>
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Received on Sat Sep 4 12:17:43 1999