On Thu, Sep 3, 2009 at 8:08 AM, Dorian B|ttner <dorian.buett...@gmx.de>wrote:
> halcon schrieb: > > El miC), 02-09-2009 a las 18:48 +0000, Daniel Bolgheroni escribiC3: >> >> >>> On Wed, 2 Sep 2009, halcon wrote: >>> >>> >>> >>>> Hello >>>> >>>> I am administering a small linux/windows lan from my laptop/OpenBSD-4.5 >>>> base, without any problem, using # ssh u...@192.168.0.xxx; how could i >>>> accesss the lan from internet? >>>> >>>> u...@hostname? u...@external ip? >>>> >>>> I have read many docs without success, thanks in advance. >>>> >>>> francisco >>>> >>> Are you using these cheap routers available everywhere? >>> >>> "Port forwarding", "forwarding", "virtual server", etc. >>> >>> >> >> Yes, i am, my gateway is 192.168.0.1 it is a cheap D-Link, behind, there >> are 2 Linux boxes (Ubuntu and Slackware), and 2 windows boxes (Windows >> Pro 2000 and Windows XP Home). >> >> If i understood well; it could be: >> >> >> >>> ssh [hostname|IP] -- log into hostname as current username >>>> >>>> >>> >> ssh Slackware|192.168.0.1 >> >> >> >>> ssh au...@[hostname|IP] --log into hostname as auser >>>> >>>> >>> >> or ssh j...@slackware|192.168.0.1 >> >> >> >>> where IP is the current gateway to your lan. >>>> >>>> >>> >> Is it correct, Dhu? >> >> > I use ssh -l <username> <host ip or fqdn> > > Me too, I find it faster to type. @halcon: if you still plan to access the LAN from the Internet without DMZ be sure to at least read any of the "ssh best practices" thread or articles out there, AND man sshd and the like.
