RE: Moving from an M10 to M11
From: David Glasgow <davidgl_at_futurepower.co.nz>
Date: Thu, 26 Oct 2000 08:39:59 +1300 Message-ID: <AMEDKGNJNLAHIEFEBPNKIEJJCCAA.davidgl@futurepower.co.nz>
So there is no easy way of just passing thru all traffic? I guess to pass
Yes, it is one of the Ethernet / Ethernet Firewall Routers.
How do I set up a Static Route with the Nokia?
I currently use xtra's DNS servers on all my internal machines that NEED to
Kind Regards
David
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Set a pinhole for all TCP traffic, start port 1, end port 65535 mapped from
(Is this one of the AT ethernet/ethernet Firewall router boxes?)
Do the same for UDP, TCP, ICMP and whatever other IP Protocols you want to
You may have to move the internal Telnet and HTTP servers on the M11 (You
You'll need to set a static route on the Nokia to the internal network
If you pinhole UDP 53, you'll also need to set your internal clients to use
Rob
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