[nos-bbs] JNOS Telnet Problems

[Mark Phillips]

ARP publishing is ringing a vague bell here. 

Alternatively can you add routes to your D-Link?

Also, are you sure that you can telnet in to your house from the
Internet? Most providers block common ports such as 23/80/53/21/110 etc.
One way to get around this problem (if this is what it is) would be to
write a NAT rule that allows connections to port 2323 and forward it to
port 23.

Alternatively you could change the firmware in the D-LINK to something
like DD-WRT which would allow you the power of a full Linux kernel.

Mark


On Mon, 2008-10-06 at 08:58 -0700, ve9sc at rogers.com wrote:
> I have installed JNOS on a windows 2000 machine (same was installed
> with the installer JNOS 2.0f) I installed swsvpkt driver and all seem
> to work I can telnet from one machice on the lan to the JNOS  machine
> no problem. I have three PC's on the lan and all will work.
> The PC with the JNOS is on IP 192.168.0.100 and the JNOS is  IP
> 192.168.0.110 I have opened the ports to 192.168.0.100 port 23. I have
> a DLINK router it will no show the JNOS IP 192.168.0.110 
> If I try to connect to the JNOS box  outside the lan I will get
> connection refused.
> I have contacted DLINK but they could not help. 
> The JNOS is working but no one can connect to it. The VHF side works.
> If anyone can time me what I need to do.
> Thanks
> VE9SC
>  
>  Stephen Robert Conrad
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>  Stephen Robert Conrad
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Mark Phillips, G7LTT/NI2O
Randolph, NJ