I have a home LAN behind a Linux firewall connected to the Internet. The firewall also has a VPN connection to a remote host that can route traffic from the VPN to its Internet connection with NAT.
I want to configure the firewall to route the default (i.e.
I am making a VB.Net app that accesses my SQL Server, but when I try to run the all from a remote computer, I get an error that it can't find the server.
It works file if I access it from the local network using the local IP, but outside, using the public IP, it doesn't work!
I checked the Allow Remote Connection options, but that didn't work either
Also, I tried to put my server as DMZ host on
I hope it is a right place for this type of question.
I have a VM at work with two hosts runing on it. It isn't on PC to which I connect. One host is a website and the other works as API. Both are under SVN. I checkedout I copy of website at home and established VPN connection with TeamViewer. Now I have website access at home, but for some reason I can't communicate with API.
I would like to connect to a remote MySQL from my host, but the host is behind a ssh proxy, like this.
I have 3 hosts in this problem
A: my local machine (that can ssh to B)
B: Intermediate machine that can SSH to C
C: a remote server running MySQL and allows only connections from localhost (grant)
I use ~/.ssh/config to allow me to ssh directly from A to C (using B as proxy).
Host B
Pro
I'm trying to use Vinagre on openSUSE 11.2 to make remote connection to another host. I keep getting a "connection closed" message. This happens both when I try to connect to my local XP box (which has Remote Desktop activated) or when I try to connect to a server on the network. (It looks like my firewall has VNC, VNC Server, and VNC mini-HTTP Server all as Allowed Services.)
I am trying to manage my /etc/hosts file with puppet, but I don't like the internal 'host' type, I'd like to use my own template if possible.
I have therefore defined a 'host' resource:
# Basic hosts configuration
class hosts {
# Host resource
define host (
$address,
$names
) {
}
Network::Hosts::Host {
before => File['/etc/hosts']
}
I have a server at one IP and want to test the same on another IP.
To do so I used host files on my desktop.
If my host file pointed to IP-2 I use server 2, if I remove this line I use IP-1 from the public DNS.
At one domain I try to do so, I get troubles and I think this domain is looking up something on it's own site by name. Since the name server point to IP-1.
I have a headless server at home and I'd like to tighten it's firewall so that only connections through the vpn or connections to/from the local network are allowed. I've read through a handful of iptables documentation, and read this one twice.
Hi all,
I'm trying have an alternative way of connecting into a Corporate network.
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