On 11/9/26 1:46 PM, Karen Lewellen wrote:
when I currently ssh, will use shellworld as an example, my software
can either work with a command like this,
ssh2d386 -B -p845 klewellen shellworld.net
Or this
ssh2d386 -B [email protected]
the second one takes me into the setup Ron built for things like the
VPN door.
I am going to need something comparative to run my ssh program.
Depends whether you want to ssh into said linux box only while at the
same premises or from anywhere there is internet available. If you want
to ssh into it from *anywhere* then a domain name is one way to do it.
Another way would be vpn.
If you only need to ssh into the box "locally" ie, while you are on the
same premises as where the box is running, then there is no need for
domain name or vpn complications.
