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Can you include that part of the config that describes the statics and the ACL that you use to allow this traffic on the outside ?
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Here ya go.....<br />

<pre><code id="code-131817">access-list outside_access_in extended permit tcp any interface outside eq 2000
static (inside,outside) tcp interface 2000 192.168.1.2 2000 netmask 255.255.255.255
access-group outside_access_in in interface outside</code></pre>
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I found out what the problem was ck459. &nbsp;I disabled skinny on the firewall and works fine now. &nbsp;Thanks for your help.<br />
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vne
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After upgrading our routers to ASA 5505's I am unable to connect to our server using Remotely Anywhere. &nbsp;This program uses port 2000 and I have it forwarded correctly. &nbsp;Using the packet tracer it passes through just fine. &nbsp;It looks like the asa is killing the traffic because it looks suspicous for some reason even though the port is open. &nbsp;Internet Explorer just sits there after it contacts the server and finally times out with a no resonse. &nbsp;I've contacted tech support for Remotely anywhere but they have absolutely no knowledge of how it would interact with a cisco product. &nbsp;Does anybody here have any experience using this product?<br />
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Thanks
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After upgrading our routers to ASA 5505's I am unable to connect to our server using Remotely Anywhere.  This program uses port 2000 and I have it forwarded correctly.  Using the packet tracer it passes through just fine.  It looks like the asa is killing the traffic because it looks suspicous for some reason even though the port is open.  Internet Explorer just sits there after it contacts the server and finally times out with a no resonse.  I've contacted tech support for Remotely anywhere but they have absolutely no knowledge of how it would interact with a cisco product.  Does anybody here have any experience using this product?

Thanks

Can you include that part of the config that describes the statics and the ACL that you use to allow this traffic on the outside ?

I found out what the problem was ck459.  I disabled skinny on the firewall and works fine now.  Thanks for your help.

vne

Unable to connect to server behind ASA 5505 using Remotely Anywhere

After upgrading our routers to ASA 5505&amp;#39;s I am unable to connect to our server using Remotely Anywhere.  This program uses port 2000 and I have it forwarded correctly.  Using the packet tracer it passes through just fine.  It looks like the asa is killing the traffic because it looks suspicous for some reason even though the port is open.  Internet Explorer just sits there after it contacts the server and finally times out with a no resonse.  I&amp;#39;ve contacted tech support for Remotely anywhere but they have absolutely no knowledge of how it would interact with a cisco product.  Does anybody here have any experience using this product?

Thanks

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