RE: [IPCop-user] Port forwarding

[Celeste H. <ce...@ca...>]

Thanks guys for all the help I am sorted. 

But one last thing where can I find documentation on ipcop that is of any
use. 

Thanks again 
Celeste Herbert


-----Original Message-----
From: Andrew McGlashan [mailto:Andrew.McGlashan@AffinityVision.com.au] 
Sent: 22 June 2004 02:41 PM
To: Celeste Herbert
Cc: ipc...@li...
Subject: Re: [IPCop-user] Port forwarding


Celeste Herbert wrote:
> I am trying to give access to some one in another buliding into my 
> linux server.
> 
> How would I do the port forwarding for him to gain access
> To an internal server port 22

Make sure there is a login account for the user on the internal box.

If you have their fixed IP address, then that is good.

If you are using v1.3.0, then do the following:
Enter the following link in your browser https://your_ipcop_green_ip:445/
Accept the certificate; Click on the 'Services' link Enter your admin
username and password; Click on 'port forwarding' link Enter 'source port'
as 22 Enter your local servers IP in 'Destination IP' Enter 22 in
'Destination port'

Enter your user's static IP into (if you have it):
   'Source IP, or network (blank for "ALL"):'

Click the 'Add' button.

Your user should be able to get in using your public IP address.

Regards

AndrewM

Andrew McGlashan
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