Hi,
There is a very simple solution that requires installs in both ends though,
use ssh. First of all you get secure connections to begin with, replacing
telnet with ssh. You also get the advantage of being able to toss any
sort of X application back through the ssh tunnel. Even nicer is that
you don't have to set up any sort of DISPLAY variable, ssh handels it
for you.
So, to summarize: install ssh in both ends then:
$ ssh <remote-host>
$ xterm -name <remote-host>
and......
Regards,
\\Fredrik
On 30 May 00, Chad Graham wrote:
> I have a direct connection to one of our vendors. I will have roughly (5)
> machines on our internal network that I want to allow connection to the
> vendors machine. I set this all up using hide NAT and everything works
> great, until I need to set DISPLAY back to the originating machine
> (Solaris 2.x). The connection is opened from the firewall, lets say
> port=10034 and when you try to run xterm (X11) it comes back from
> the vendor machine at port=2294. Is the vendor machine trying to open
> a new connection to us (not part of my orig telnet)? Does anyone know
> how I can get this to work w/ hide? If I set the connection up w/ static
> things work great, but the vendor will not allow anymore private address
> into their network and I dont want to waste (5) registered addresses for
> static NAT.
>
> Any suggestions would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Chad Graham
> CDI Engineering
>
>
>
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