Re: [SLE] Using SSH remotely to access a LAN?
From: Jeff Bankston (suse_at_mail.bciassociates.com)
Date: 01/13/04
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To: suse-linux-e@suse.com Date: Mon, 12 Jan 2004 18:22:08 -0500
Bruce Marshall wrote:
> On Mon January 12 2004 04:24 pm, Jeff Bankston wrote:
>> Has anyone ever set up SuSE (I'm using v9) as a server inside of a
>> private LAN, and accessed it while on the public internet? I need to do
>> something like have the SuSE server act as an SSH tunnel termination
>> point, and provide access to the internal LAN whilst I'm connected on
the
>> public Internet.
>>
>> If you were to go to www.vandyke.com and look at their VShell SSH
server,
>> this is what I'd like to do without the cost of such server software.
>>
>> Thanks for any suggestions,
>>
>> -Jeff
>
> I have done this... by doing this:
>
> 1) The network setup was: internet --> DSL modem --> Router --> all
> boxes on internal LAN
>
> 2) I put sshd on all boxes and used a high port > 10000 for all ssh (a
> little harder for someone to find)
>
> 3) In the Router, I did a port forward of that high port to one of the
> boxen.
>
> 4) Once you get into that port-forward box, you can ssh to the other
> boxes.
>
> The key is to get your ssh 'call' forwarded to one of the internal LAN
> boxes. Either your firewall or a Router could do that for you.
>
>
>
Close, so let me clarify a bit.....
I SSH to the Linux box which terminates the SSH tunnel, and that Linux box
now acts like a local router on the network and gives me clear IP access to
the other servers on the lan. No sshd on anything, just clear IP access.
Mainly because most of the other servers are all Windows NT4 boxes not yet
converted to Linux as a server. Two of the servers quite unfortunately must
remain as NT4, hence the clear IP access once inside of the LAN.
Thanks, Jeff
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