[rescue] how to use a NAT/PAT to forward SSH to an internal box
Greg A. Woods
rescue at sunhelp.org
Sun Jan 6 12:14:31 CST 2002
[ On Sunday, January 6, 2002 at 03:33:15 (-0500), George Adkins wrote: ]
> Subject: Re: [rescue] how to use a NAT/PAT to forward SSH to an internal box
>
> The intent here is to provide a _transparent_ method to access hosts on a
> remote RFC1918 network via SSH by hostname alone, without using additional
> live IP's or non-standard ports.
Using that vauge definition of your requirements, and sticking solely to
the hostname/standard-ports part as the strictest limit, there is no
possible way to do what you want without re-engineering the SSH
protocol and thus the software used as well. Just like I said.
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