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Old 08-24-2008
ssh client and Windows remote Desktop

Dear All ,
I want to Access my office computer form the home.

The enviourment is like the following :
1- From my home I connect for the office via VPN connection to Unix server lets say it's IP is 11.11.11.11 and till now every thing is OK and I can access the machine normally .

2- In my computer which is windows XP SP2 I installed an ssh client (MOBA) which allow me to connect to the remote desktop . the IP of my computer office is
10.0.15.37 notice that the port that should be open on this machine is 22

Now form the unix shell I run the following command to connect to the ssh client on my office computer
/usr/local/bin/ssh -g -L 2211:localhost:3389 administrator@10.0.15.37
and I connected successfully

now the Main question is that when I try to connect the remote desktop from my home with the following IP 10.0.15.37 I get an error message which said that the computer you are trying to connect is not connected to the network


I configure putty like this in the Tunnel section in port forwarding I add the following :

L2211 localhost:2211
L2211 10.0.15.37:2211
L3389 10.0.15.37:2211
L3389 localhost:2211



and it's not working


Please I need help to configure my putty and connect form the Remote desktop to the office machine .
# 2  
Old 08-24-2008
what address do you issue in your rdesktop client?
# 3  
Old 08-24-2008
i try all of the following :

localhost:2289
10.0.15.37:3389
10.0.15.37:2211
localhost:2211
11.11.11.11:22

11.11.11.11
localhost
10.0.15.37

but nothing work Smilie
# 4  
Old 08-24-2008
Try fowllowing:
connect from your home pc to the unix server using ssh tunnel:
L127.0.0.2:2211 10.0.15.37:3389

In your rdp client connect to 127.0.0.2:2211
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