Koozali.org: home of the SME Server
Contribs.org Forums => General Discussion => Topic started by: McKruger on September 02, 2013, 01:41:56 PM
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Hi
Sorry if this is a retarded question and if its been asked before.
When i access my SME Server from outside the local network using RCP using xxx.domainname.co.za.
How do i make it so that when someone connects it is routed to a PC within the local network with IP 10.0.0.3
I think it has something to do with port forwarding but i do not know how to exactly set it up.
Could anyone help me please.
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or would that be more in the line of OpenVPN ?
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For an internal windows system, I use port forwarding on the SME and remote desktop on the windows system.
For an internal linux or osx system, I use port forwarding on the SME and ssh/scp.
If I haven't setup either of the above, on an ad-hoc basis I tunnel a port to a LAN system through an ssh connection to the SME itself.
I have also used webdav with folders from LAN systems mounted to the SME, Dropbox (on workstations and on the SME) and Owncloud.
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add info re: webdav, dropbox, owncloud
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I have SME Server 8 running as email/internet server.
I have a Windows Server handling the data centralization.
I would like to remotely connect to the Windows server through the SME Server.
How would i accomplish this. ?
If i wanted to connect to the windows PC through SME Server what values would i insert here
Protocol : ?
Source Port(s) : ?
Destination Host IP Address : 10.0.0.3
Destination Port(s) : ?
Rule Comment : [My Own Comment]
Allow Hosts : ?
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Protocol : TCP
Source Port(s) : 3389
Destination Host IP Address : 10.0.0.3
Destination Port(s) : 3389
Rule Comment : [My Own Comment]
Allow Hosts : Blank for all [used to limit access from specified locations]
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Thanks its working now