[KLUG Members] remote laptop over internet?
Bryan J. Smith
members@kalamazoolinux.org
Mon, 23 Jul 2001 19:27:41 -0400
"Michael W. Holdeman" wrote:
> So my question, can I use ssh, or something like that to connect to the
> server and mount the server nfs drive via the laptop. or does someone else
> have a better idea?
You _can_ tunnel NFS over SSH. You must forward a couple ports,
including portmaper (111) and NFS (2049). Depending on your
configuration, there may be other ports.
> I know nothing about IP tunneling but I think this is possible because the
> Server dialup is up most of the time.
# ssh -L 111:server:111 -L 2049:server:2049 firewall_IP
Note: You will need to use the ssh client as root to setup the port
forwarding since ports <=1024 are used. "server" is the internal
server name as resolved/known by the internal SSH server you are
connected to (which your firewall forwards SSH, port 22, packets
to).
> But how do I find teh server since it internally is a 192.168... IP,
> and externally dynamic?
There are several ways to approach this with dynamic DNS. Again,
are you forwarding SSH (22) connections to an internal box?
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