05-29-2003 09:07 PM - edited 03-02-2019 07:45 AM
My client is using Cisco router 678. When I enabled ports 5632 and 5631 for pcanywhere by using set nat entry add 10.0.0.50 5631 223.224.83.2 5631 tcp and set nat entry add 10.0.0.50 5632 223.224.83.2 5632 udp, it worked fine.
Now, they want me to add two more pcanywhere accessing through the router. I thought I might be able to do this by opening different ports and command like this: set nat entry add 10.0.0.49 5631 223.224.83.2 20000 tcp and set nat entry add 10.0.0.49 5632 223.224.83.2 20001 udp. But that didnt work.
Even worst, the first pcanywhere (10.0.0.50) doesnt work any more even thought I delete the second pcanywhere settings (set nat entry delete 10.0.0.49 5631 223.224.83.2 20000 tcp and set nat entry delete 10.0.0.49 5632 223.224.83.2 20001 udp). Please refer to below show nat.
1. How can I make the first pcanywhere work? Or whats wrong with the settings?
2. How can I setup more than one pcanywhere to access the same IP?
cbos#sh nat
NAT is currently enabled
Port Network Global
eth0 Inside
wan0-0 Outside .224.83.2
vip0 Outside .224.83.2
vip1 Outside
vip2 Outside
Local IP : Port Global IP : Port Timer Flags Proto Interface
10.0.0.50:5632 223.224.83.2:5632 0 0x00041 udp eth0 wan0-
0
10.0.0.50:5631 223.224.83.2:5631 0 0x00041 tcp eth0 wan0-
0
10.0.0.50:0 223.224.83.2:0 0 0x00041 47 eth0 wan0-
0
10.0.0.50:0 *****:0 0 0x00041 47 eth0
10.0.0.50:5631 *****:5631 0 0x02041 *** eth0
10.0.0.50:1723 *****:1723 0 0x02041 *** eth0
10.0.0.1:23 223.224.83.2:23 86400 0x0004A tcp eth0 wan0-
0
cbos#
06-04-2003 10:48 AM
1) With a NAT gateway running on this single computer (the Cisco 678 router in your case), it is possible to share that single address between multiple local computers and connect them all at the same time. But, not more than 2 pcanywhere can be supported in a 678 series router. This might be the reason for the issue.
2)To make the first pcanywhere work, try removing the existing nat entires and then add them again.
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