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| #1 By 81519 (203.56.127.1) at Thursday, July 05, 2007 05:26:10 PM |
| [QUOTE]Originally Posted by MacPC: Hi, In my office, I have a setup like this, an enviroment consists of one Windows XP pro box, two Windows 2000 pro Boxes, two Macs both running OSX and a Linux box. They are all on the LAN share the internet, files and printers. I have one external ip address from Comcast, and internal ip addresses for each machine. With the domain name I obtained from DynDNS, I am able to SSH, SCP and VNC to one of my Macs. But I am not sure how I can SSH to the other machines since I only have one external ip address. What do I need to be able to logon to any one of the machines? I use a Linksys WRT54g router on the LAN. I hope someone here can help me. MacPC [/QUOTE] Not sure, you need to read the manual (RTFM) for the router. As a work around, use the computer you can connect to, to remote control to the others. ---------------------------------------------- Forsaken |
