No...I'm using RealVNC to access a server outside of the network and 
then from there trying to Telnet/SSH/HTTP back into the network.  So 
that's not the issue.  Thanks for the input though.

Danny

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James W. McKeand wrote:

>Daniel L. Hunter wrote:
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>>Here's where I'm really confused.  In the log files, it shows that
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>the
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>>firewall allowed the telnet traffic to pass into the network.  But I
>>can't initiate a telnet session from outside.  I can, however, from
>>inside.  Also, nothing is getting logged when I attempt an http
>>request.  I've done this by trying to telnet to port 80 as well as
>>using a web browser (http://www.techmethods.com/images/image4.gif).
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>>So I'm lost.  I checked with the ISP and they're not blocking any of
>>the traffic.  I can ping the router from outside the network and at
>>least some of the traffic is being logged.  I've tried this
>>configuration with Proxy ARP both on and off using the WAN ip
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>address
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>>but neither worked. Any help you could provide would be much
>>appreciated. 
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>Your screen shots look fine... 
> 
>How are you testing this "from the outside"? Are you trying to reach
>the Public IP from the LAN side? 
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>Known Issue: http://www.m0n0.ch/wall/docbook/faq-lannat.html
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>It is not possible to access NATed services using the public (WAN) IP
>address from within LAN (or an optional network).
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>Try to connect from a laptop with a dialup connection...
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