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I used to always ssh into my box whenever I left home, but now I cannot.
The reason is because I got a router, and now have a small LAN,
consisting of 2 computers (redhat on the main, and slackware on the
other) a cable modem, and a router.  I can only shh from within the LAN,
now.  
I would basically like to be pointed in the right direction; maybe
someone here has had the same problem.

-> Anithen

Quote:> I used to always ssh into my box whenever I left home, but now I cannot.
> The reason is because I got a router, and now have a small LAN,
> consisting of 2 computers (redhat on the main, and slackware on the
> other) a cable modem, and a router.  I can only shh from within the LAN,
> now.
> I would basically like to be pointed in the right direction; maybe
> someone here has had the same problem.

> -> Anithen

Forward WAN side port 22 from your router to the internal server IP.  It
should be something like "virtual server" or the such.  Do NOT DMZ the box.

ken k

Thanks.  I'll try that just as soon as I read up on how to forward
WAN side port 22 from a router to an internal IP server (virtual
server).  Also, I need to find out about DMZ; I don't want to
accidentally DMZ either boxes.  
You pointed me in the right direction, though, and I'm pleased.
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