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Slinwagh

Slinwagh

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I am trying to configure my router to allow clients to access my TS server at home.

The server is working on the LAN but not over the WAN.

I have added the follwing to the access list.

access-list 101 permit udp any host (router ip) eq 8767

Is this correct and is there another issue or am i missing something?

Thanks !
 
have you added a NAT translation from the router to the PC itself for that port (assuming one IP in NAT config)

does the PC have a fixed IP either via manually configuring the IP or assigment via DHCP

from port forward website

Telnet to Router and enter provided username and password
# Then follow these steps to setup port forwards
#

#
# To enter Admin Mode ( will require root password )
#

Type enable at the prompt

#
# To show currently configured Interfaces ( there could be several )
#

Type show ip interface at the prompt.

#
# To show Current Port Forwards on Router

Type show ip nat translations at the prompt.

#
# To Enter Configuation Mode
#

Type configure at the prompt.

#
# To add Port Forwarding rules modify then type the following commands at the prompt.
# Note: "BVI1" was the found interface name from running command "show ip interface"
#

ip nat inside source static (TCPorUDP) (YourCompsIP) (PortToForward) interface BVI1 (PortToForward)

#
# To forward port 3389 TCP to the computer that had the 172.16.2.60 ip address you would do the following.
#

ip nat inside source static tcp 172.16.2.60 3389 interface BVI1 3389

#
# End Configure Session
#

Press CTRL-Z

#
# Once you have entered the config, test it out and if it works,
# issue this command to make it persistent:
#

copy run start

#
# When it says
#
# Destination filename [startup-config]?
# just press enter.

Thanks goes out to
 
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Windows 200 server has a fixed iIP

I have added the following NAT rule......

ip nat inside source static udp 10.10.10.254 8767 interface dialer0 8767

Although Im not 100% sure thats correct.
 
aye you want a static rule translating it on whatever interface it leaves the network on.

edit:: how is your NAT working at the mo? you'l always need an access list that defines what traffic is to be translated... how is it currently set up? dynamic translation?
 
Hmmm I still can't seem to get it to work. I have changed the NAT rule from the dialer interface to the BVI1 interface but with no joy.
 
Sorry about the late reply!

You have applied that ACL you configured to an interface, right? Otherwise it's just a rule. It won't do anything unless it's applied to an interface, in a direction. :)

hmm, hard to draw on anything other problems without seeing the whole config really... if you don't mind, do a show run and paste the whole config file so i can see what acl's and translations you've got setup at the moment.

Edit; to apply to an interface..

Command for that is; (in global config mode)

Router(config)#interface <whatever interface)
Router(config-if)#ip access-group <ACL NO> <IN|OUT>
 
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Sorry for my late reply.

It is all working now thank you. I had created the NAT rule but the ACL rule was incorrect.
 
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