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On Tue, 2007-04-10 at 15:24 +0200, Jakub Ladman wrote: |
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> Hello |
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> I have embedded linux system based on gentoo embedded. |
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> This machine will be wheresoever and physicaly inaccessible. |
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> There is dropbear ssh server and no ssh client. |
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> The machine (a) may be connected to internet via NAT router with no |
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> possibility to forward any port to inside (gprs modem, gsm network and cheap |
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> sim, which has not public ip address). |
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> Sometimes i need to create an ip tunnel or a port forward like openssh does |
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> with -L or -R |
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> There is no need for encryption, i only need to append a script to crontab or |
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> something and this script, if launched, will use some program to create tcp |
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> connection to my server (b) with public ip. |
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> From this time some port(s) of the server (b) will be redirected to machine |
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> (a) |
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> Do i need to emerge openssh or some more simple method is known? |
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Could this solve it? http://lartc.org/howto/lartc.tunnel.ip-ip.html |
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Otherwise you have openvpn, tinc. |
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Natanael Copa |
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