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How do I open the SSH (22) port? 2

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Sep 24, 2003
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I have to point one of our vendors (100.101.102.x) to our server on our local network 10.11.20.10 through port ssh 22 tcp. does anyone know how to do this?

Thanks
 
if its a pix 501 (this is the only pix ive worked with so bare with me)...this is how its done...

create the ACL rule:

access-list inbound permit tcp 100.101.102.x/32 host pub.lic.ip.here eq ssh

create the static map:

static (inside,outside) tcp interface ssh 10.11.20.10 ssh netmask 255.255.255.255 0 0


create the access-group:

access-group inbound in interface outside



correct me if I am wrong anyone?
 
Maybe it is port forwarding.

I need to have the internal server (10.11.20.10) to be able to be accessed by an outside vendor 100.101.102.x
 
it doesnt matter if its a 501 or 515 in this case.

Just follow sla07´s config and you will be home safe =)

You need to create a mapping from one of your public ip to your local server, since you have a private address.
Then you create the access list and bind it to a interface.
Just like sla wrote

To get the stuff on the road do a clear xlate. When you are dealing with address translation you need to clear the xlate.

 
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