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Below are my complete configs. As you can probably see, I'm attempting to forward ports UDP 1194 and TCP 443 to my server (old desktop converted to openvpn server). But as far as I can tell the ports aren't being forwarded (IE openvpn is running on t...
I have an 1841 router that gets it's internet-facing interface's address by my ISP's DHCP server. How can I use that address in an ACL, in a way that it will stay effective when it gets a new leased address?
I have a router that is connected to a cable ISP. My external interface receives its address from my ISP via DHCP(Interface FastEthernet 0/0ip address DHCP).My question-- is there a way to make an ACL that uses that address? Meaning that the ACL chan...
It turned out to be a server issue (the openvpn service needed reset). The reason I assumed it was router side is because it happened when I swapped my linksys out for my Cisco router. Damn coincidences! everything is working great now! ACLs were all...
from what I understand, CBAC is only available with the security IOS. Or firewall addition on my router, an 1841, but I don't have nor will not be able to get it so reflexive rules will have to work for now. I am almost off work so I can test that an...
I haven't. I'll try that, I really need to set up ssh so I can do it remotely. That scares me to give access to my router like that. Is there a way that you can set the router's ssh to check a client's keys?The evaluate command is telling it to run t...
If I apply 103 to my line vty then I'll have to add my private network as well so I'll just want to add permit tcp "work's public IP" any eq ssh to my inboundfilters access-list, then not put the access-group 103 on the external interface, and add th...
I've got everything else working (including ssh from my internal network) so I'm only posting configs directly related to the issues I'm wanting to resolve (IE trying to keep it short, sweet and to the point)...So my NAT rules will need to be as foll...