Does ssh server accept connections from your ip range as well?
Open telnet server on remote XP host (for a little while...) and try to console-ssh from there. After that you should be able to modify configs on linux server.
You should also check out iptables if they allow connections from your ip range.
Billy Davis wrote:
We have a Redhat server and multiple Windows XP PCs all attached to our internal network. The network is also attached to the internet via a Linksys BEFVP41 VPN router that is connected to our DSL access point.
We have a remote location that also has an internal network with multiple Win XP PCs and it is also connected to the internet via an identical Linksys BEFVP41 VPN router and a DSL.
We have successfully created a VPN tunnel between the two BEFVP41 routers, and we can see and ping all of the XP PCs on both ends of the tunnel. On the local end where the Redhat server is located, each PC can login to the Redhat server with a putty session. But the Redhat server is totally invisible to all of the PCs on the remote end.
What do we need to do to be able to access the Redhat server from any PC on the remote end, with a putty session?
Thanks, Bdavis
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