operate system1 from system2
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i have two systems have internet connection. with deferent ip's. ex: system1 and system2 how can i operate system1 from system2 is there any way.. thank you in advance |
cmd line: ssh
GUI: vnc |
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how can i do with ssh van you help me thank you in advance |
I think you need to do some serious background reading, then maybe come back with questions afterwards.
Here is a very good online book/manual: http://rute.2038bug.com/index.html.gz |
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ssh system2 Now, here is the kicker; you will require a password to log in to system2, unless you have set up shared public keys. I know this will be troubling for you, but get over it. --- rod. |
ssh 123.456.789.123
Then fill in the details as you go along. e.g. Who you log in as, password, etc. Pretty easy, methinks. |
Note that OP didn't specify operating systems. If *nix, then SSH is the way to go. If Windows, then IMO SSH is still the way to go but first cygwin needs to be installed on the Windows machine and the sshd needs to be configured.
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Do you have accounts on both machines?
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i tried this "ssh ipaddress(system2)" system1 is fedora5 and system2 is windows xp it is saying like this Code:
ssh 192.xxx.x.xxx linux to window and viceversa.. thank you in advance |
On windows you will have to install the cygwin package which will give you access to a lot of unix commands, and will enable you to run the sshd daemon, which will let you ssh to your windows computer.
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is this command (ssh ...) works for all linux systems that is private and public ipaddress..(all IP's) thank you in advance. |
You have to have an ssh server running on the machine you are trying to connect to. It's a client-server relationship. The client in this case is the ssh program you are trying to run on your local machine (the one you are typing into). The server is the ssh server program that you must have running on the remote machine (the one you are trying to access over the LAN). Many distrobutions of linux, like slackware and fedora, come with the ssh server already installed and configured. Other distros like Ubuntu require you to download and install the ssh server, sometimes referred to as openssh. I don't know about setting up an ssh server in windows, does anyone else?
Once you have the ssh client and server setup, and you have accounts on both systems it's pretty easy. If I have accounts sidney@soltan1 and sidney@soltan2, then in a terminal on soltan1 I type: Quote:
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i installed "New Cygwin DLL 1.5.24-2 release" in windows again am unable to ssh 192.xxx.x.xxx from linux to windows is it possible? how can do thank you in advance |
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Right now, though, it looks to me like he has a LOT to learn before he'll be doing that. |
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