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Port Forwarding on cisco 1700

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puckslinger

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Nov 15, 2004
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I have 2 T1's Multilinked. Im trying to enable 1 of the computer on the network to send and receive udp on port 28960, i have tried:


permit udp any host permit udp any host 66.243.56.191 eq 28960

ip nat inside source static tcp (computer ip192.168.0.2) 28960 66.243.56.191 28960 extendable
and


access-list 100 permit udp any any range 28000 29000.

i have checked my run there is no denys that are effecting it. where am i going wrong?
 
Well if your using NAT you shouldn't need to define access lists for any type of port numbers. Try changing the "ip nat inside source static" to UDP instead of TCP.

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