Using SSH tunnelling to access home router
2019-08-14
For personal reference: My current setup: Router has a static IP provided by my ISP Router web server is accessible from 192.168.1.1 (home network) SSH server box in my home network with a static IP of 192.168.1.130 (home network) Router port forwarding is setup to forward router SSH port to my SSH server box (192.168.1.130:22) SSH server box is configured to only accept public/private key authentication; password disabled Reason for access:
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SSH from a Windows client to a Linux server
2016-02-22
At the moment, I’m still in the process of setting up my home network server. I’ll be taking notes about my progress here so this might be a series of related posts. I’m using an Ubuntu 14.04 Server (headless). Client is a Windows 10 machine. The simple way Server side Install ssh. How to do this depends on what distro you are using. For Ubuntu, you can do an apt-get install ssh. I didnt have to do this however as I installed it during the server setup. Client side Install Putty. I suggest you download the installer. Open Putty, input your server IP under Host Name (or IP address), and click Open. Enter your server login name and password. But entering server credentials every time you login is really a bit of a hassle, isnt it? Enter public/private keys.
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