As Doran pointed out, if you are using these rules, then from an outside box you would do:
telnet your.firewall.ip 8001
to get to 192.168.0.117:3389. Do you see? Doing:
telnet your.firewall.ip 3389
does nothing, because you firewall is listening on port 8001 and forwarding all packets bound for that port to 192.168.0.117:3389. Does that make sense?
Grant
Yes, and I originally had it setup "tcp:3389:192.168.0.117:3389", but I changed it to another port to see if maybe the server was blocking 3389, but that didn't work either. Unfortunately I emailed out the modified script instead of the original which had a straight through forwarding.
Kenneth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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