PAT setup for SSH with Marconi

Lorenco

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I am tryning to setup PAT (Port Adres Translation) on a Telkom/Marconi ADSL modem.

The modem is setup to with LAN and not PPPoE. This means that I have to setup all the PC's to use the Modem as a Gateway. Now I want to allow SSH traffic directed from the Internet to the ADSL modem to one of the internal IP's on Port 22(SSH Port).

If I add the following it does not work...
Interface: Lan, Port: 22, Description: SSH, Dest IP: 192.168.x.x, Port: 22
Where x.x = my Linux Box Internal IP.

I spoke to the Telkom Technical (not so helpfull) Help Desk and they do not know Linux nor NAT / PAT. So I thought This was usefull (not)! The Marconi Help desk said that the modem does not support SSH, any other port but not SSH (Duh!) Don't think that PAT would exclude this vital port ;) :rolleyes:

Have anybody tried this and got it working ???

I know people that have this working by Using PPPoE and then the linux box have the external ip for the PPP interface, but how do I get them Modem to do that. I do not want the PC's to handle the DSL connection but the Modem ??
 
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I have a similar problem. I want to setup my router so that I can allow outside internet traffic to my PC so that I can host a game such as Half Life for a few friends. I have setup the Virtual Network so that certain ports be redirected to the host PC, yet, no-one can connect.

To test the account I created a web server (IIS, Hello World) that I can connect to from an internal PC, yet, when I type in my dynamic external IP, I get the Marconi/Telkom logon screen ... and not the web site.

I have forwarded ports 8080 and 80 to my web server. Anyone have any ideas ?
 
Lorenco said:
I am tryning to setup PAT (Port Adres Translation) on a Telkom/Marconi ADSL modem.
Go to virtual servers you should see
start public port, end public port and local port (or similar) put 22 in all three of those. set it to TCP and set the IP of the box you want to use.
Hit update, then go to save & reboot
and you are done

Lorenco said:
Have anybody tried this and got it working ???
Did it today infact

booswig said:
Anyone have any ideas ?
First off turn off the external web access...set that to only lan. To get the game to work, do the above but where I said put in 22 put in the ports the game uses. There may be more than one so you may need to repeat the process a few times for each port.
 
Thanks Phantom. but where do I switch of external web access ?
 
Not 100% sure, since I don't use one on a regular basis. I actually spent yesterday at a client doing it. If you want post a the menu on the right hand side and hopefully that jogs the brain...right now it's all a bit blurry from yesterday
 
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Hi,

Dunno if what DFantom said worked for Lorenco. I tried this with no luck :(

Everything except for ->
DFantom said:
First off turn off the external web access...set that to only lan.
...not sure what you mean here DF :confused:

cheers
 
Baru said:
...not sure what you mean here DF :confused:
The router has a web interface you use to config it.
Well that can be set to allow only your network to access it or the whole internet as well.
You can also set what port it uses there (default 80).
It should be set to local network only to begin with, big security risk otherwise, and if you want to run a web server you need to do that as well
 
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