On Wed, 24 Apr 2002, Pauljames Dimitriu wrote:
%_Thanks everyone for the info.
Now, here's my next question: Say I want to telnet
into the computer from another computer behind the
same firewall.
for instance, I want to ssh from computer 192.168.1.x
to 192.168.1.x+1
I only want
Like this:
telnet 1.2.3.4 171
CSW
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Subject: [newbie] ssh / telneting
I know this really isn't the best place to ask this
kind of
On Wed, 24 Apr 2002, Pauljames Dimitriu wrote:
%_I know this really isn't the best place to ask this
kind of question, but here it is:
how do you ssh or telnet to an ip address that is
listening on another port? In other words, if I have
telnet set up to listen on port 171, how would I
Okay how about when you want to telente to a computer that is behind a
firewall ?
my linux box home is part of a network and I think it is behind a firewall (
not really a firewall but a router I guess ) meaning that all PC's here share
one IP on the internet ( and every on's got an internal
On Wed, 24 Apr 2002, Hanan Shargi wrote:
%_Okay how about when you want to telente to a computer that is behind a
firewall ?
my linux box home is part of a network and I think it is behind a firewall (
not really a firewall but a router I guess ) meaning that all PC's here share
one IP
Thanks everyone for the info.
Now, here's my next question: Say I want to telnet
into the computer from another computer behind the
same firewall.
for instance, I want to ssh from computer 192.168.1.x
to 192.168.1.x+1
I only want one computer to access the other computer.
How do I ssh
For telnet you would do
telnet ipaddress port
for ssh you would do the same after the ip address
For basic information like this
command --help explains everything
have a nice day
Jesse Angell
korrupt.com
On Wednesday 24 April 2002 03:49 am, you wrote:
I know this really isn't the best
