Re: ssh over router?
From: UnixFan (gxy1997_at_yahoo.com.au)
Date: 09/30/03
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Date: 29 Sep 2003 23:38:26 -0700
"Thomas Werth" <werth@cyber-ideas.com> wrote in message news:<XsXdb.181457$hd6.2306128@news.chello.at>...
> hi i have a problem. i purchased following router:
> Acer WLAN Broadband Router/Access Point / 802.11b (AG.WL11B.RU3)
>
> this router has 3 10/100 ports, an access point and a router all in one. it
> routes both wireless as well as cabeld clients.
>
> my router is connected to a cable modem and has a static ip address. now if
> i want to connect to a client within my LAN from the internet obviously i
> have to go over my router with the static ip.
> can i somehow pass my router an argument (ie an ip address of a client
> machine within my LAN) so it passes the ssh request to the proper machine?
>
> i would be very thankful if anyone could give me a hand : )
> tom
I assume all your machines in your LAN are using private IP addresses,
and your router is doing NAT for your internal machines to connect to
internet.
For external machine to be able to connect to a service (such as SSH)
running on a internal machine, you need to configure your router to do
"port forwarding", means when when an ssh client connects to port 22
on your router's STATIC IP address, the router needs to forward the
connection to your internal machine running the SSH server.
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