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william.glover · 01-06-2005

Hello, I have a 2600 and a problem. I need to host an ftp server using port forwarding. My problem is that on my incoming ACL, i have an established command at the the bottom.Permit tcp host *.*.*.* eq 21 host *.*.*.* eq 21 ....permit tcp any any e...

william.glover · 01-14-2005

Erm, do you mean build it up as permit tcp (inside server) ... (outside ip)....As to topology..... central router is a 2600 with 3 ports. 2 fa and one serial t1. fa0/1 is linked to a cable modem with a static public ip. fa0/0 is internal on a 192.1...

william.glover · 01-07-2005

alright gave that a shot heres the acl permit tcp host (outside ip) host 192.168.1.29 eq ftp logpermit tcp any any established log (7028 matches) permit udp any any (177 matches)nada. permit tcp host (outside ip) host 192.168.1.29 eq ftp logpermit...

william.glover · 01-07-2005

Just as a test, i rewrote two very simple acls. looking at them i think im doing something unrelated thats causing my problem but im not sure what it is. at any rate here they are.permit tcp host (outside ip) eq ftp host 192.168.1.29 eq ftp log ...

william.glover · 01-07-2005

I'm puzzled about it myself. I was always taught that once it matches it discards the rest of the acl. i will do some data gathering and post it on here. Be back soon.

william.glover · 01-06-2005

passive ftp. forced to port 21.and yep the acl is inbound. looks like this at the moment, deny ...deny...evaluate tcp-tempflexevaluate udp-tempflexpermit tcp any any established logpermit udp any any logoutgoing is like thisdeny...permit tcp host x....

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