document updated 18 years ago, on Oct 18, 2006
At Work
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- set up remote machine(s) to accept incoming SSH on port 443 (to SSH through https:// proxy)
- PuTTY can be used to directly connect to this, from the windows side
- on the unix side, use Corkscrew with modifications to ~/.ssh/config to allow it to work
- use SSH client's built-in -D -R -L port forwarding
At Home
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- set up MVP to use the Options > Authentication > Group IP and password = "moto-home"
to allow connecting to 192.168.* addresses
- use an SSH server on any 192.168.* address
- either a separate computer on the network
- or, run OpenWrt on the WRT54G (mine is a WRT54GS v2). The stock software includes the
Dropbear SSH server, which by default forwards ports.