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well I figured what I did wrong with config rejecting extendable. this was fixed by putting the IP address in place of "ethernet 1": ip nat inside source static tcp 192.168.0.130 3453 <IPaddyfor eth1> 3453 extendable I also successfully entered (w/o killing my connect): access-list 101 permit...

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ok, I restored the old config file and it's working again. had to: config t interface ethernet 0 no shutdown write anyhow. after this i ran config t again and pasted in: ip nat inside source static tcp 192.168.0.xxx 3453 interface ethernet 1 3453 extendable access-list 101 permit tcp any any...

Well I reinstalled the old show config and I can ping out to the internet from the router, but it's not serving DHCP to the machines on the subnet (or printer) still. Any ideas? Is this what you meant re: incorporating those lines: ---------------------- service timestamps debug datetime msec...

gconect, thanks. Do you see what might be making my current script not work? I wiped router, and reinstalled it (from a show config, not the original config--make a difference?)?

ior, thanks for the response. How would I encorporate this line in the config file? Also I'm at a bit of a loss. I was trying to work on access lists and I did a write erase, and now this script doesn't work any more. I'm totally baffled... Basically what I need is that line encorporated into...

I'd rather not modify too much, I just want to open port 3453 so that I can host multi-player games. thanks. Here is my config file (Cisco IOS 12.2): --------------------------------------- internet#show config Using 1848 out of 32762 bytes ! version 12.2 service timestamps debug datetime...

I have a cisco 2514 router that I'm using for NAT off a cable modem. Up until now I had the access list set up to deny all unsolicited inbound traffic, however, I'd like to open a port so as I can host a multiplayer game occasionally w/o having to unplug the router and plug the game peecee...