BismillahirRehmanirRahim

Hi Admin,

We have a Server in our Private LAN, we assigned Pvt IP to it.

Its required to connect to this Server from other Public IP Servers,

so we did the NATING for this.

The problem is that when we did connectivity Test we are unable to

connect to this Server from other Public IPs.

Server is behind the Firewall and required ports are opend at the

Firewall.

On Investigating we found out that TCP Packets are reaching to the

Server but the Server is out accepting the connection and returing

RST [Reset] Packets which causing Connection Timeouts.

Does anyone know, what and where might be the problem.

For testing, to allow connection from anywhere in /etc/hosts.allow i

puted :
ALL ALL

Its very urgent , appreciate your prompt Replies.

Your Junior Admin
Salman

BismillahirRehmanirRahim

Hi All,

I forgot to mention that i am able to connect to this Server from
other Pvt LANs.

But Today when we tested connection from outside Public IP with NATED
IP configuraion its not connecting.

I strongly believe the problem is in NATED Configuration, as Firewall
is allowing the packets no drop no rejection monitored.

And we tried tracert & ping it reached the Server.

but when i try ssh , telnet , TNS and http it gave connection timeout.

Hope to hear soon from you.

Your Junior Admin
Salman


On Aug 15, 6:35 pm, salmanfah...@gmail.com wrote:
> BismillahirRehmanirRahim
>
> Hi Admin,
>
> We have a Server in our Private LAN, we assigned Pvt IP to it.
>
> Its required to connect to this Server from other Public IP Servers,
>
> so we did the NATING for this.
>
> The problem is that when we did connectivity Test we are unable to
>
> connect to this Server from other Public IPs.
>
> Server is behind the Firewall and required ports are opend at the
>
> Firewall.
>
> On Investigating we found out that TCP Packets are reaching to the
>
> Server but the Server is out accepting the connection and returing
>
> RST [Reset] Packets which causing Connection Timeouts.
>
> Does anyone know, what and where might be the problem.
>
> For testing, to allow connection from anywhere in /etc/hosts.allow i
>
> puted :
> ALL ALL
>
> Its very urgent , appreciate your prompt Replies.
>
> Your Junior Admin
> Salman