I wrote: > Hi > I know this may be a bit off-topic but I really need your help. > One of our customers shares his LAN with some other companies. > So a VPN was created useing some firewalls who block IP addresses and > services. > Now, one of oure customers need a telnet connection to a other machine. > Since it's not his own network and after some "problems" with the net-admin > the firewalls can not be re-configurated to allow telnet. I suggested to > bind telnet to a > port >10,000 (listening machine) and configurate the calling machine to > (automaticaly) > send the requests to (i.e.) port 10,000. I know that the IP addess is not > blocked since > some other application targets the second computer through the firewall. All > ports > above 10,000 are free for communication. But I've no clue how to.... > Could somebody help me out....? > Thanks in advance. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------- Thanks to: Mike Kiernan Angel L. Mateo henrik huhtinen John Malick Gary Losito dwarf@solarisresources.com Tabrez Shaikh Fabio K The answer is truly quite simple. Just change the telnet port in /etc/services to 10,000 (target machine). Then open a telnet session 'telnet 192.168.x.x 10000' and 'ere we go.... thanks everybody. cu may ps:sorry for the late summary In a world without fences and walls, who need windows and gates........ _______________________________________________ sunmanagers mailing list sunmanagers@sunmanagers.org http://www.sunmanagers.org/mailman/listinfo/sunmanagersReceived on Mon Oct 8 02:22:35 2001
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