ADSL and NAT [3]
ADSL and NAT
Monday, November 12, 2001 8:43 PM - Chris Scott
Hello, My scenario is that i am connecting my win2000 machine to the internet via and adsl modem using NAT. Therefore the *modem* has the "real" IP address and my machine has a local only address. The machines i am trying to connect to is running aix 433.any ideas how i can achieve this?c.
Re: ADSL and NAT
Tuesday, November 13, 2001 2:04 AM - Support
In NAT environment, XDMCP connection doesn't work. Please try Xstart with SSH protocol.
If your AIX machine doesn't have an SSH server installed, you can try Xstart with TELNET protocol, but port forwarding is required on your NAT router.
For more information on SSH, please visit at:
http://www.openssh.com/
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If your AIX machine doesn't have an SSH server installed, you can try Xstart with TELNET protocol, but port forwarding is required on your NAT router.
For more information on SSH, please visit at:
http://www.openssh.com/
- Technical Support
Re: Re: ADSL and NAT
Tuesday, November 13, 2001 5:26 AM - Chris Scott
Thanks for your advice... i will have to use telnet protocol but i am unsure of which ports to forward (in/out). Could you please give me a list or point me to somewhere i can find out.
thanks again for your help
c.
thanks again for your help
c.
Re: Re: Re: ADSL and NAT
Tuesday, November 13, 2001 9:54 PM - Support
The port forwarding rule is:
Incoming TCP 6000 on NAT --> TCP 6000 on your PC
We would appreciate your reply.
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Incoming TCP 6000 on NAT --> TCP 6000 on your PC
We would appreciate your reply.
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