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Special Forums IP Networking Setting to SSH home-PC from Work Post 302573401 by Corona688 on Monday 14th of November 2011 10:09:17 AM

11-14-2011

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Sorry, no. Questions on this forum are supposed to be answered on this forum, so people googling these threads find answers rather than useless unanswered questions.

I've found the manual for your router and am reading. One moment.

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Log into your router, click the 'access' button on the far left column, and under it, 'virtual server'.

You need to create a new virtual server. Name it 'ssh'. The protocol must be TCP. The private port and public port both need to be 22. The 'lan server' must be the IP address of the one you want to receive SSH connections. Then click 'add'.

If you want two different servers to receive SSH, you'll need to give them different public ports. The private ones can probably stay at 22 to avoid needing custom configuration in your servers.

Make sure the IP addresses for these servers never change. You may want to set them statically to some high number your router will never assign with DHCP.

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bssh/bvnc/bshell(1)					      General Commands Manual					       bssh/bvnc/bshell(1)

NAME

       bssh/bvnc/bshell - Browse for SSH/VNC servers on the local network

SYNOPSIS

       bssh

       bvnc

       bshell

DESCRIPTION

       bssh/bvnc/bshell  browses  for  SSH/VNC	servers  on  the  local  network, shows them in a GUI for the user to select one and finally calls
       ssh/vncviewer after a selection was made.

       If the binary is called as bssh only ssh servers will be shown. If the binary is called as bvnc only VNC servers  will  be  shown.  If  the
       binary is called as bshell both VNC and SSH servers are shown.

OPTIONS

       -s | --ssh
	      Browse for SSH servers (and only SSH servers) regardless under which name the binary is called.

       -v | --vnc
	      Browse for VNC servers (and only VNC servers) regardless under which name the binary is called.

       -S | --shell
	      Browse for both VNC and SSH servers regardless under which name the binary is called.

       -d | --domain= DOMAIN
	      Browse in the specified domain. If omitted bssh/bvnc/bshell will browse in the default browsing domain (usually .local)

       -h | --help
	      Show help.

AUTHORS

       The Avahi Developers <avahi (at) lists (dot) freedesktop (dot) org>; Avahi is available from http://avahi.org/

SEE ALSO

       avahi-browse(1), ssh(1), vncviewer(1)

COMMENTS

       This man page was written using xml2man(1) by Oliver Kurth.

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