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Reaching Devices after the FW

Hi

I have a router (cisco) and a switch, sitting after my FW (between my FW and the rest of the world).
I want to reach these Devices, so I can monitor them from my LAN.
What would be the best method to config my FW (Ver 7) to achieve this?

Thanks for any help…

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0 SilverOne over 18 years ago

Goldy,

What is that switch doing there......and how do you want to connect to it HTTP?
THe Cisco by telnet?
Do you admin these devices from 1 computer (Static)?

Isn't it possible at this moment then?
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0 SilverOne over 18 years ago

Goldy,

What is that switch doing there......and how do you want to connect to it HTTP?
THe Cisco by telnet?
Do you admin these devices from 1 computer (Static)?

Isn't it possible at this moment then?
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0 Goldy_01 over 18 years ago in reply to SilverOne

Goldy,

What is that switch doing there......and how do you want to connect to it HTTP?
THe Cisco by telnet?
Do you admin these devices from 1 computer (Static)?

Isn't it possible at this moment then?

Hi.
The Switch belong to my ISP (Cable). Lan -> FW-> Router -> Switch -> Wan.
I want to be able to admin the the Router and get logs from it from my Lan.
(Telnet/Http).
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0 Gert Hansen over 18 years ago in reply to Goldy_01

Is the ASG or the Cisco doing NAT/NAPT/PAT/SNAT/MASQ?
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0 Goldy_01 over 18 years ago in reply to Gert Hansen

Hi guys and thanks.

Some time you are looking for a complicate solution, when actually it is very simple.
I have found that the just allowing telnet in the packet filtering to the router's IP did the trick.

Thanks again.[;)]
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0 SilverOne over 18 years ago in reply to Goldy_01

Yess,

You always need a "Packet Filter" to allow something....
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