Hi,
Did any one worked on SSH Tunnel?
I need to connect to my Home Desktop from my office. But problem is that my ISP gave me dainamic IP.
if u worked on tunnel pls give simple steps not any website like
thank you
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On Wednesday 17 February 2010 12:59:03 Sameed Ahmed wrote:
Hi,
Did any one worked on SSH Tunnel?
I need to connect to my Home Desktop from my office. But problem is that my ISP gave me dainamic IP.
if u worked on tunnel pls give simple steps not any website like
Google gives a hundred hits on tunnels. Read them. Then list the simple steps here.
You will also discover interesting stuff on dynamic ips and dns services. You will need that too, cause tunnels wont solve the problem of changing ip.
SSH tunneling if 'im not mistaken' works only if you have a 'local server' with a static ip.
If you have a dynamic ip, i suggest you register yourself @ http://www.no-ip.com/ .. They keep track of your changing dynamic ip :) ..
On Wed, Feb 17, 2010 at 12:59 PM, Sameed Ahmed sameed@ymail.com wrote:
Hi,
Did any one worked on SSH Tunnel?
I need to connect to my Home Desktop from my office. But problem is that my ISP gave me dainamic IP.
if u worked on tunnel pls give simple steps not any website like
thank you
Sameed Ahmed Jr. Support Engineer Enterux Solutions, www.enterux.com
+91 9819033228
The INTERNET now has a personality. YOURS! See your Yahoo! Homepage.http://in.yahoo.com/
On Wed, Feb 17, 2010 at 12:59 PM, Sameed Ahmed sameed@ymail.com wrote:
Hi,
Did any one worked on SSH Tunnel?
I need to connect to my Home Desktop from my office. But problem is that my ISP gave me dainamic IP.
if u worked on tunnel pls give simple steps not any website like
thank you
Can you connect to your home PC from office if you know the IP address? If yes, you don't need tunnelling. As another poster mentioned, you need a dynamic DNS. (another example is opendns.com) Many routers also support opendns.
Vaibhav
(PS my first post to ilug-bom!)
Thank a lot guys, communities are really very helpful.
actually, i found very good thing, once i get connection from home to office , i can easily connect back to home without knowing my home IP.
1)create a tunnel to connect to server abc using SSH from user foo
#ssh -R 988:localhost:22 root@abc.xyz.com (from home)
once u got connection, dnt restart ur home pc
2) Now from root user of server, connect to 988 port using SSH
ssh -p 988 foo@localhost
it will connect to home pc bypassing static ip and router.
Regards,
On Sat, Feb 20, 2010 at 10:55 AM, Sameed Ahmed sameed@ymail.com wrote:
Thank a lot guys, communities are really very helpful.
actually, i found very good thing, once i get connection from home to office , i can easily connect back to home without knowing my home IP.
1)create a tunnel to connect to server abc using SSH from user foo
#ssh -R 988:localhost:22 root@abc.xyz.com (from home)
once u got connection, dnt restart ur home pc
- Now from root user of server, connect to 988 port using SSH
ssh -p 988 foo@localhost
it will connect to home pc bypassing static ip and router.
And what was happening when you tried connecting to the server without creating the tunnel?
Regards. NMK.
On Saturday 20 February 2010 12:25:04 Sameed Ahmed wrote:
Thank a lot guys, communities are really very helpful.
actually, i found very good thing, once i get connection from home to office , i can easily connect back to home without knowing my home IP.
1)create a tunnel to connect to server abc using SSH from user foo
#ssh -R 988:localhost:22 root@abc.xyz.com (from home)
once u got connection, dnt restart ur home pc
You will have to tell that to MTNL. They love to drop your connection (which ever so often wont be reestablished without a modem reboot). Bingo you have a brand new ip and have to run back home from office to do 1.
yup.. how much does a static ip cost btw?
On Tue, Feb 23, 2010 at 6:55 PM, jtd jtd@mtnl.net.in wrote:
On Saturday 20 February 2010 12:25:04 Sameed Ahmed wrote:
Thank a lot guys, communities are really very helpful.
actually, i found very good thing, once i get connection from home to office , i can easily connect back to home without knowing my home IP.
1)create a tunnel to connect to server abc using SSH from user foo
#ssh -R 988:localhost:22 root@abc.xyz.com (from home)
once u got connection, dnt restart ur home pc
You will have to tell that to MTNL. They love to drop your connection (which ever so often wont be reestablished without a modem reboot). Bingo you have a brand new ip and have to run back home from office to do 1.
-- Rgds JTD -- http://mm.glug-bom.org/mailman/listinfo/linuxers
On Wed, Feb 24, 2010 at 9:42 AM, Rahul Jayaraman rahul@moqshh.com wrote:
yup.. how much does a static ip cost btw?
A static I.P Address has been leased to me by MTNL for a period of one year for home use (MTNL Triband 256 Unlimited downloads) for annual additional fee of Rs 1000/-.
I do not know the rates for commercial use, kindly visit the MTNL website for for more details on the same.
On Tue, Feb 23, 2010 at 6:55 PM, jtd jtd@mtnl.net.in wrote:
On Saturday 20 February 2010 12:25:04 Sameed Ahmed wrote:
Thank a lot guys, communities are really very helpful.
actually, i found very good thing, once i get connection from home to office , i can easily connect back to home without knowing my home IP.
1)create a tunnel to connect to server abc using SSH from user foo
#ssh -R 988:localhost:22 root@abc.xyz.com (from home)
once u got connection, dnt restart ur home pc
You will have to tell that to MTNL. They love to drop your connection (which ever so often wont be reestablished without a modem reboot). Bingo you have a brand new ip and have to run back home from office to do 1.
-- Rgds JTD -- http://mm.glug-bom.org/mailman/listinfo/linuxers
-- Best Regards, Rahul Jayaraman
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