Re: (ASCEND) Incoming ICMP packets on Pipe 75

[Kevin Brigham <brighamk@titanic.iserv.net>]

In my opinion it is a problem. What I have done running NAT is go into the
NAT setup and set up a static mapping to the IP of the pipeline for port
23. This will allow you to telnet into it. I suppose you could probably
even open ICMP this way but I haven't tried that or even know what port(s)
to map in that case.

Kevin Brighamk
Iserv

On Thu, 3 Feb 2000, John Sulima wrote:

> I've got Pipe 75 running NAT for my home network that is blocking incoming ICMP packets. I'm not running any filters ... at least I don't think so. Is this a problem with the Pipes or am I missing something that is obvious to more experienced Ascend users?
> 
> John
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