Setting up Linksys WRT54GL for Remote Server
Les Mikesell
lesmikesell at gmail.com
Wed Dec 17 22:34:47 UTC 2008
Jim wrote:
>>> Map port 8122 on the external IP to be routed to the first box's port 22
>>> Map port 8222 on the external IP to be routed to the second box's
>>> port 22
>>>
>>> When you want to log into the boxes remotely, specify the port as part
>>> of the command:
>>>
>>> ssh -p 8222 example.com
>>> ssh -p 8122 Yo.ur.IP.Address
>>>
>>> or
>>>
>>> scp -P 8122 yourfile example.com:
>>>
>>> Note that Secure Copy (scp) uses capital -P while Secure Shell (ssh)
>>> uses lowercase. Trips me up all the time.
>>>
>>>
>> I'm using NX for my remote connections on both ends.
>> How would I do this using NX ?
Click the 'configure' button and type in the 'Port' value next to the
Host where it current has 22.
>> So I think what your saying is, in the WRT54GL (Server) , "port
>> forwarding",
>> map 8122 to 22 to 192.168.1.253
>> map 8222 to 22 to 192.168.1.254
>> That's on the Server side.
>>
>> But on the client side in NX for each user on server, how do you treat
>> that in NX ?
>>
> I tryed to map 8222 to 22 on Port Forwarding in WRT54GL, but it
> switches the ports around after "saving settings", to 22 in first box
> 'to' 8222 in second box.
>
> What am I doing wrong ?
If you can't get it to map different port numbers, you can make sshd
listen on a different port - see /etc/ssh/sshd_config.
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Les Mikesell
lesmikesell at gmail.com
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