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On 29 Dec 2005, at 22:30, Grant wrote: |
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>> How is your network connected to the internet? |
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>> http://www.google.com/search?ie=utf8&oe=utf8&q=port+forwarding |
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>> The first link looks fairly useful. |
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>> Stroller. |
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> That helped a lot. I have a high-number port on the router forwarding |
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> to one of my systems. How can I access the forwarded-to service from |
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> a random point on the Internet? I need something static to represent |
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> my router on the Internet. I've tried using the IP address that is |
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> used for me externally when I'm browsing but it doesn't work. I use |
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> cable internet service and I think that IP address is used for many |
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> different customers. |
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I have heard of ISPs NATting their customers, but I think it would be |
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pretty unusual these days. Does the high-port forwad to port 22 on |
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your PC? Or is the PC listening for ssh? See /etc/ssh/sshd_config for |
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that one. |
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How are you testing ssh'ing to your external IP address? Doing so |
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from inside the LAN won't work - you're better port-scanning yourself |
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by visiting Shields Up! at http://grc.com |
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You can get a hostname which will resolve to your dynamic IP at |
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http://dyndns.com - there are some free utilities which you can run |
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to do the updating. |
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Stroller. |
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