Port forwarding through PDM
Meni
manager forgot the telnet passwords.
I will find time to reset the router, vut for now i must be able to
port forward a few ports.
I have one PPPoE address assigned by the ISP, and several servers that
are 192.168.0.x
I want to forward port 80 from outside to be redirected to
192.168.0.1:80
Is that possible through PDM? i know i can do that through telnet but i
don't have access...
Also - is there a way to reset the telnet passwords through PDM? after
all I do have a privelege level 15 access account.
Thanks.
AM
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> Also - is there a way to reset the telnet passwords through PDM? after
> all I do have a privelege level 15 access account.
Yes, there is a tool to load from rommon that removes all passwords set on the PIX. It will show which staments in
startup-config it will go to delete. Search for "resetting pix password" on www.google.com or www.cisco.com
Alex.
mcaissie
look carefully in the menu , there is a Command Line option somewhere.
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Meni
really need osmeone's help with configuring port forwarding through
PDM.
Can anyone help?
mcaissie
What i say is that you can do anything you can do in telnet through the pdm,
without using the graphical interface but by typing the textual command.
Just select the Command Line option in the top menu ( i don't recall
the exact name but it's somewhere in the middle ) .
Then enter your telnet command for your port forwarding , static .... or
whatever, and just click Send ( or OK i'm not sure)
Meni
telnet access through the command line still requires the enable
password - which i dont' know.
i simply need instructions on how to perform this operation through the
PDM
Walter Roberson
Meni <meni.m...@gmail.com> wrote:
:No luck.
:telnet access through the command line still requires the enable
:password - which i dont' know.
Log in to PDM as your privileged user account.
Tools->Command Line Interface
At Command: enter password MyNewTelnetPassword and click Send
Your telnet password is now reset to MyNewTelnetPassword
At Command: enter enable password MyNewEnablePassword and click Send
Your enable password is not reset to MyNewEnablePassword
:i simply need instructions on how to perform this operation through the
:PDM
Describing all the steps necessary to use PDM for anything useful
is a pain in the fundiment, which is why we avoid doing it and instead
give the command line equivilents.
I don't normally describe PDM steps that should be obvious
to anyone who knows how a PIX works, but I'm frustrated with your
repeated questions, so here it goes. Note how much
easier it would have been for you to have typed a single 'static'
command into the CLI interface of PDM, in the manner described above.
If you have enough privilege to make the change through PDM, then you
have enough privilege to make the change through the PDM interface
to the CLI.
Configuration -> Translation Rules -> (o) Translation Rules
In the empty space below the list of rules, right click and select Add
In the Add Address Translation Rule sheet that comes up, fill in the
inside IP address and netmask in the top section. In the bottom
section, click on Static and fill in the outside IP address. Click
on Redirect Port. Click on TCP or UDP as appropriate. In the
Original Port section, fill in the port as known to the inside. In
the Translated Port section, fill in the port as known to the outside.
Click OK.
Now back at the Translation Rules tab, click Apply.
--
History is a pile of debris -- Laurie Anderson
Meni
Your few lines helped and i now have a maapped port.
However, trying to reset the passwords in the pix as you instructed,
return the following result:
Result of PIX command: "password enable enablepass"
Command failed
and the same for the telnet password...
any reason?
Thanks!
Meni
thanks!!