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ADSL + CAYMAN 3220H

Need help from ASL gurus. My setup is as folows:

WEB/DNS BOX (192.168.2.5)
      |
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     ASL BOX (Internal Interface 192.168.2.1)
      |      (External Interface 192.168.1.1)
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     CAYMAN 3220-H ADSL ROUTER
      |       (LAN Interface 192.168.1.254 which
      |        NATs to 65.71.118.202)
      |       (WAN gateway 65.71.118.201)
     INTERNET

ASL has packet filter rules which permits HTTP/HTTPS from the Internet (and yes, I've added the DNAT translation as well).  Here's my problem, when attempting to connect to 65.71.118.202 I keep on getting the CAYMAN config interface.  I need the packet to pass thru to ASL firewall.  Anyone familiar with a CAYMAN 3220-H, please help.

Thanks.

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0 allenvpn over 23 years ago

Stupid me, I had to change the dsl router web admin interface to a different port other than port 80. Now, I"m getting a 111 error "connection refused". Any ideas?
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0 midnight over 23 years ago in reply to allenvpn

Make sure the port is set to forward to the asl ip address. Some hardware routers will not forward low ports
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0 allenvpn over 23 years ago in reply to midnight

I don't understand midnight. Could you elaborate further.
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0 midnight over 23 years ago in reply to allenvpn

port 443 which is used by default on some routers for their configs must be set to be forwarded onward past the router. usually this can be done by setting the port used by the https interface to something other than the defualt port;however, soemtimes you must specify for the port to be forwarded onward to a particular ip (esp if the router has a built in switch). Hope this helps.
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