Just checking, but your UNIX box is configured to make the connection to 194.81.167.8 not 30.10.100.100 correct? I assume that hosts on the remote LAN are able to use the printer OK by connecting to 30.10.100.100?
Since you have GNAT Box on both ends, why not set up a GNAT Box to GNAT Box VPN? Otherwise you've exposed your lpd service to anyone who finds it, and anything you send to the printer is traversing the Internet in plain, unencrypted text. At the *VERY* least I would put a more restrictive filter on it. Mike Burden Lynk Systems http://www.lynk.com (616)532-4985 [EMAIL PROTECTED] > -----Original Message----- > From: Guy Sudron [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Friday, November 16, 2001 5:20 AM > To: gb-user > Subject: Printing through a Gnatbox > > GB1000 3.2.1 > > We have a UNIX box on one site that needs to send information to a > printer located behind the GB on another site. I have set up an alias > and static mapping with the following remote access filters > and inbound > tunnels: > > Remote Access filter: > 10 #Talis Printer at Epsom > Accept "EXTERNAL" TCP > from "ANY_IP" > to 194.81.167.8/255.255.255.255 515 > > Inbound Tunnel: > 7 TCP 194.81.167.8 515 30.10.100.100 515 > filter > > The UNIX box is still unsuccessful in talking to the printer > - any ideas > gratefully received. It worked fine before the GB was put in place so > its obviously something I've missed in the GB setup. > > TIA > > Guy
