John Aldrich wrote:
On Tuesday 06 January 2009, Stephen Berg (Contractor) wrote:
John Aldrich wrote:
Ok. I managed to *briefly* connect with my machine from outside. I
still think there's something "hinky" about my config since I
installed F10. It *was* working on FC6, and I wiped and reinstalled
F10. Now, I can SSH in from my wife's XP box on the LAN, but I can't
SSH in from outside, either on port 22 or the non-standard port I
configured to make things more difficult for hackers (port number is
in excess of 2000).
I can SSH in from inside the LAN on either the standard port or the
non-standard port, but I cannot access my machine from outside.
I've tried several things, but none of them seem to work. Any
suggestions where to look?
Got a router in the mix there? If you changed the port that ssh answers
on you'll need to set the router to port forward incoming port 22
connections to your non-standard port.
Yup. I got a Netgear ISDN router. I had it set to forward *only* the non-
standard port, but for some reason that doesn't appear to be working.
However, I got into the router and re-enabled the port 22 forward and it's
working now. I don't like having that port enabled though, so I'm going to
have to play with it and see if I can't get the non-standard port working
again... funny thing, it *was* working in FC6. I think I'll back up the
current sshd_config and copy the one from FC6 in and see if that makes a
difference.
You have to have your router on "Port Forwarding" to get to your PC from
the outside. Your router is acting like a Firewall.
If your on a local network, then no, you can ssh from box to box on that
local network.
What are you trying to do ??
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