In article , Meni wrote: :No luck. :telnet access through the command line still requires the enable :password - which i dont' know.
Log in to PDM as your privileged user account.
Tools->Command Line Interface At Command: enter password MyNewTelnetPassword and click Send
Your telnet password is now reset to MyNewTelnetPassword
At Command: enter enable password MyNewEnablePassword and click Send
Your enable password is not reset to MyNewEnablePassword
:i simply need instructions on how to perform this operation through the :PDM
Describing all the steps necessary to use PDM for anything useful is a pain in the fundiment, which is why we avoid doing it and instead give the command line equivilents.
I don't normally describe PDM steps that should be obvious to anyone who knows how a PIX works, but I'm frustrated with your repeated questions, so here it goes. Note how much easier it would have been for you to have typed a single 'static' command into the CLI interface of PDM, in the manner described above.
If you have enough privilege to make the change through PDM, then you have enough privilege to make the change through the PDM interface to the CLI.
Configuration -> Translation Rules -> (o) Translation Rules In the empty space below the list of rules, right click and select Add
In the Add Address Translation Rule sheet that comes up, fill in the inside IP address and netmask in the top section. In the bottom section, click on Static and fill in the outside IP address. Click on Redirect Port. Click on TCP or UDP as appropriate. In the Original Port section, fill in the port as known to the inside. In the Translated Port section, fill in the port as known to the outside. Click OK.
Now back at the Translation Rules tab, click Apply.