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then in the router do a portforwarding of that specific tcp ip port to the internal ipadress of the machine running the pc anywhere.
Leopold
by john
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How do I do that in the router?
that you find out yourself.
I know isa server.
also dlink and sonicwall, the last 2 have web interfaces to manage that.
Look up the documentation of your firewall or contact Cisco.
Leopold
by john
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by mshavrov
You have to work through your router's config. You have to create static NAT translation for PCAnywhere traffic to your PC. I don't know who and how configured your router, but this is example of what you should have:
ip nat inside source static tcp 5631 interface 5631
ip nat inside source static udp 5632 interface 5632
It will create static translation and forward IP traffic, coming to these TCP and UDP ports to your internal host.
If you want to follow-up send me your router's config and I can help you to adjust config.
Good luck,
Michael Shavrov
CCNP, CCDP, CCSP, MCSE W2K, Security+, Sun SCSA, Checkpoint CSSA
by john
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That's what I was looking for. Thank you
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