Topic: Ip Redirection to a Terminal SErver

[Jumps77]

I have a esmith server running as my firewall, but I was wondering if it was possible to have it redirect my ip to a windows 2000 terminal server i am also running, so I can get access to the terminal server. Doing this without actually opening all ports, only the one required for terminal server which I think is 3248

[Tom Swift]

Port is 3389 I think

[Jumps]

OK..but how do I redirect the ip request to an internal ip number, that being the terminal server

[Jumps]

OK..but how do I redirect the ip request to an internal ip number, that being the terminal server

[Dan Brown]

The easiest way would probably be to set up an SSH tunnel using an SSH client like PuTTY, and then point your terminal server client to "localhost".  Visit http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/ for more information about PuTTY.

[Rob Delissen]

I host a Terminal server behind E-smith. I installed the ip-forwardin module, and forward just port 3389 to the windows-server.
Another way is to connect with dial-in vpn to e-smith, and then start a session to the internal ip number.

[Jumps77]

How Do I install this module and where do I get it from....?????

[Rob Delissen]

here is a copy: raath.xs4all.nl

[Lazo]

do you have to forward tcp and udp or just tcp??

[Rob Delissen]

just tcp: 3389