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Author How do I access my Linux Server from the Net
ITGirl25

2003-07-27, 11:32 pm

Ok, I can SSH to my linux maching Locally with no problems. The address is for a example 192.168.1.2

Problem is, I dont have a clue how to ssh into it from the net.

The machine IP is 192.168.1.2 as I've mentioned. I just created an account with DYNDNS. my "outside ip addres is" 66.12.13.22

How would I access that address 192.168.1.2 throu the internet?

This is a little confusing.
Boulware5

2003-07-27, 11:57 pm

Forward port 22 to the local LAN machine you want to SSH to and SSH into your PUBLIC ip address. If you have a router this is easy, else you will have to get a little familiar with IPTABLES.
ClintonN

2003-07-28, 12:25 pm

If it's your personal machine,I would leave out your actual IP addresses in post. Especially when asking how to get into it from the internet. Just my 2 cents..
ITGirl25

2003-07-28, 1:15 pm

quote:
Originally posted by ClintonN
If it's your personal machine,I would leave out your actual IP addresses in post. Especially when asking how to get into it from the internet. Just my 2 cents..



Its not my ip address, just an example
ClintonN

2003-07-28, 1:16 pm

Sorry
ITGirl25

2003-07-29, 3:24 pm

I am not using a physical Router, I am using WinRoute.

Do you know how to set up the Port Mappings for SSH on WinRoute...

Thanks
Boulware5

2003-07-29, 3:44 pm

quote:
Originally posted by ITGirl25
I am not using a physical Router, I am using WinRoute.

Do you know how to set up the Port Mappings for SSH on WinRoute...

Thanks



Check the documentation. If it can be done, surely you'll be able to find out in the documentation and/or their website.
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