>> Errr, you are right :) I changed it to port 23 now, but unfortunately its
>> still not working...
>
>Try forwarding a port that *doesn't* have a service already listening on
>it, like from local port 2300 to remote port 23.
>
>Then telnet to port 2300 on the masq box.
>
>This should not require any routing additions at all.
umm, its still not working, although if i do a netstat -M whilst im
attemping to telnet to it I get :
[root@lan22 /root]# netstat -M
IP masquerading entries, free ports: UDP 4096 TCP 4095
prot expire source destination ports
tcp 14:43.71 lan2syd.lan1.com.au zipper.zip.com.au telnet -> 28713
(telnet)
I think '28713' is relating to a port ? although I its very stange.....
Ive already tried telnetting to a service port that is not in /etc/services
and Ive made sure ip_forward is "1" which it is....at the moment im pretty
much stumped lol....
-Steve
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