I think that I may have figured out why my SSH over the 'net isn't
working: I've been testing it behind my LAN. I just downloaded the
Router Manual and it says (relating to port forwarding):
"Please be aware that from inside your LAN you will not be able to
access your server using its public IP
On Sat, 2008-07-05 at 21:55 +1000, Simon Ives wrote:
> > ?I access my server remotely with this:
> >
> > ssh -p 2232 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >
> > Where 2232 is the port number that is then forwarded to 22.
> >
>
> Is this a port number on your router?
Yes - I use port forwarding to then send it o
> ?I access my server remotely with this:
>
> ssh -p 2232 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Where 2232 is the port number that is then forwarded to 22.
>
Is this a port number on your router?
> My first guess is the 124.171.***.*** IP is assigned to your router, and
> your file server has a different (in
It would also be in your best interest to (at least) change the default port
to something else besides port 22,
http://www.securityfocus.com/infocus/1876
"Malicious SSH login attempts have been appearing in some administrators'
logs for several years."
"Then we examined who attacked the honeypot
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Slawek Drabot wrote:
| I'm trying to PXE boot a thin client that has a Vortex86SX processor
(no math co processor or fpu)
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| Error message:
| This kernel requires the following features not present on the CPU: 0:0
| Unable to boot - please use a kerne
On Sat, Jul 5, 2008 at 3:28 PM, Matthew Rossi <
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> If I remember correctly i have a netgear WG111v2 on my old computer
> that the family uses (my xp computer that formerly ran ubuntu).
> I tried getting the adapter workin
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If I remember correctly i have a netgear WG111v2 on my old computer
that the family uses (my xp computer that formerly ran ubuntu).
I tried getting the adapter working in feisty and gutsy to no
avail. How did you get your going Matt?
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Simon Ives wrote:
> Can someone please help with the syntax to remotely SSH to my Ubuntu
> file server. I've opened the server's I.P address and port 22 in the
> router and verified that this has occurred with Shields Up (it reported
> the server's host-name and that port 22 is open). I'm just un
I access my server remotely with this:
ssh -p 2232 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Where 2232 is the port number that is then forwarded to 22.
g.
On Sat, 2008-07-05 at 16:46 +1000, Simon Ives wrote:
> Can someone please help with the syntax to remotely SSH to my Ubuntu
> file server. I've opened the server
I'm trying to PXE boot a thin client that has a Vortex86SX processor (no math
co processor or fpu)
Error message:
This kernel requires the following features not present on the CPU: 0:0
Unable to boot - please use a kernel appropriate for your CPU.
any insights into the error code "0:0"?
I'm gu
Can someone please help with the syntax to remotely SSH to my Ubuntu
file server. I've opened the server's I.P address and port 22 in the
router and verified that this has occurred with Shields Up (it reported
the server's host-name and that port 22 is open). I'm just unsure of
how to SSH from a
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