2 Nov
2001
2 Nov
'01
4:34 a.m.
On Thu, Nov 01, 2001 at 11:17:10PM -0500, Andy Stewart wrote: andystewart> Currently, I can successfully SSH into my firewall, and from there either andystewart> telnet or SSH into the machine of interest on my home network. This works andystewart> OK for text but not for X. You could set up the firewall to do port forwarding to your machine of interest. Then you would just ssh to the firewall on some unused port number (say 33) and the firewall would forward your request to your machine of interest, port 22. I haven't actually done this on Linux (only BSD), but I believe iptables will do it. For ipchains, I've read that you can do it with the ipmasqadm and/por portfw programs, but they don't seem to come with Red Hat...