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ping but no telnet

jbwallace

OK, so I can ping my ethernet port on my 2501, but when I try to telnet I get:
Connecting To 192.168.1.1...Could not open connection to the host, on port 23: Connect failed

Any ideas?

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jbwallace

I changed computers and it works on my desktop, but it won't work on my laptop. I put the exact same IP's into my NIC's on both computers.

jason_lunde

check your firewall settings on the laptop

ncsugrad2002

jason_lunde wrote: »

check your firewall settings on the laptop

possible.

jbwallace

I haven't checked the firewall because when I connected to my switch I was able to ping and telnet to it. Could it still be the firewall?

4XJunkie

I thought you said in your first post you could not telnet into it from your laptop?

jbwallace

That's right, I could not telnet to my router with my laptop. I can telnet to my router with my desktop. My laptop will telnet to my switch.

billscott92787

That doesn't make much sense if you assigned them both the same exact IP address. If you can telnet from the desktop to the router and switch, then you should be able to telnet from the Router from the laptop as well. Disable windows firewall and see if that does anything. But, you shouldn't even be able to telnet into the switch if that's the case. You didn't set up SSH on the router right?

ColbyG

jbwallace wrote: »

That's right, I could not telnet to my router with my laptop. I can telnet to my router with my desktop. My laptop will telnet to my switch.

Can your desktop telnet to the switch? Post your switch config.

Bl8ckr0uter

jbwallace wrote: »

That's right, I could not telnet to my router with my laptop. I can telnet to my router with my desktop. My laptop will telnet to my switch.

Hmm...do you have any ACLs on you router. How about a erase start and then reload, then reassign everything.

A show run post would be helpful.

Edit: Also check for ACL's on your switch. It is worth a shot. If you post the running config or both, I will lap them out in a little bit.