24 May
2014
24 May
'14
11:13 a.m.
Darrell wrote:
There shouldn't be anything krdc specific about it. The main thing you
need to know is the TCP port number for VNC this is 5900 (for display 0,
display 1 will have 5901, etc.) and for RDP this is 3389.
To set up an SSH tunnel, you use the following syntax:
ssh -L localport:remotehost:remoteport user@hostname
This will forward remotehost's remoteport to localport over the SSH
connection establish with hostname.
The alternative:
ssh -R remoteport:a_localhost:a_localhostport user@hostname
This will forward everything to remoteport on hostname from
a_localhost:a_localhostport. This would be a reverse tunnel.
If you have a system with both VNC and SSH running on it, you could use
this:
ssh -L 5900:localhost:5900 user@system_with_vnc+ssh
And then use localhost:0 (which would be localhost, port 5900) to
connect in krdc. If you would already run a local VNC server, go up one
port:
ssh -L 5901:localhost:5900 user@system_with_vnc+ssh
and in krdc use localhost:1
If you detail your specific sitation a bit, I could explain it better I
guess.
Good luck!
Julius
Yep, if you
set up an SSH tunnel, Trinity's krdc will have no problems
connecting over it. I've done this a lot with both RDP & VNC.
Thank you. Would you please post some TDE krdc specific instructions? I have been trying
to do this with no success, even after following online tutorials. Then again, I don't
claim to be the brightest bulb in the pack.