Router Port Management

don't think you can do that Telnet is a TCP connection and requires a ack to work properly and you would not get 3 acks with different destinations at the same time.  The only protocol that does that type of thing is multicast.

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scott

Just a thought...can you set telnet on the server to run on a different port...?

Any idea  Linksys RV0041 support Muticast protocol. If not any other router which can support IP Multicast.

 i want to simeltaneously telnet, FTP to all the 3 servers. thru VPN.

You either have to make the servers run telnet on a port other than 23 (as computerguy suggested) or use a different outside address for each server to forward on.

telnet is a problem and Multicast is probably locally supported but not routed.  I think the better question is what are you trying to accomplish?

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scott

I thought about running telnet servises in diffrent port, Mean time i had a question. I am intending to use SSH .
Is it possible to change the SSH port ?

You can change any port as long as the service running it is configurable.

yes you can change the ssh port so you could PAT 3 different connections.  as well you could do that with FTP and any other protocol.  

 SSH traffic occurs on TCP port 22,  you can change this port number

Router(config)# ip ssh port 2200  this command changes the port to 2200

If you change the default SSH port number, you must configure SSH clients to connect to the new port. Also, you should be careful not to assign SSH to a port that is used by another service.

You, you can change the listening port for SSH on each server. I've done it before as well to get SSH port forwarding to multiple machines behind one external IP.

Check /etc/ssh/sshd_config and there will be a port setting there.