Trying to create a rule to allow Laplink.PDM didn't like what I was trying to do, so I tried using CLI to get teh command to anable tcp port 1547 on any interface. Needless to say that didn't work either. Now the 506 don't want to let me delete teh rule in PDM and LL still won't connect. Grumble
"Chris" wrote in news:z snipped-for-privacy@karoo.co.uk:
It might just be a PEBKAC problem. I probably should be trying to write rules and stuff with little to no sleep. Actually what setting to I need to put in either CLI or PDM to allow Laplink Connections on fomr the outside. It runs on port 1547. I tried enabling a permit on port 1547 on both outside and inside. Createda policy group called laplink to be specifically tied to that port as well.
I doubt that it's the "stupid Cisco 506" that is the problem here! Could it be the user perhaps?
So, were you after some help or did you just want to have a moan?
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Seeing the config might help. Obviously snip out and real addresses!
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