[NCLUG] rdp, vnc through nat
Matt Rosing
rosing at peakfive.com
Mon Aug 17 20:54:07 MDT 2009
Hi,
I'm trying to figure out how to operate my father-in-law's or parent's
machine remotely from my machine so I can do some stuff for them. To try
this out, so far I put gnome-rdp on my machine and I put a vnc server on
a windows machine and now I can control my windows machine, which is on
the same local network as my linux machine. What I don't understand is
how to run this through the fire walls. The ports are no problem but the
NAT is. I can modify my fire wall to send everything related to rdp to
my linux machine but I can't get to the firewall at my parent's house. I
just can't ask them to touch anything and I can't drive there to set
this up. So, I want the server (the windows machine) to initiate things
and the client (my linux machine) to respond. Is this doable? Or is
there a better way to do this?
Thanks,
Matt
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