from a pix textbook:
There are some restrictions on Telnet depending on the interface you use. The inside interface allows Telnet without encryption, whereas encryption (through VPN) is needed for the outside interface
I think in the static statement you need the higher security inside IP address, instead of the dmz address. It should be:
static (inside,dmz) 10.180.8.1 10.180.8.1
I think if you are trying to access a public IP (147.x.x.x) on the internet with a private IP (10.x.x.x) the address needs to be natted to a public IP or it wont be routed over the internet. I think you can use a
static (inside,outside) public IP private IP
or
global nat combonation of commands.
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