,/` 100% Ubuntu Linux /`. Remote Computing
,/` 100% Ubuntu Linux /`. Remote Computing I redid this, see the newer video: SSH + VNC.. This one will remain for reference.. In this tutorial I'll show you ( when I can get it to work :^| ) how to 0. Intro to ssh, or secure shell, which is not really a shell per se, but a highly encrypted "telnet" app with tunneling capabilities, that permit you to route multiple services over a single encrypted connection. 1. setup ssh server (just install ssh from synaptic). 2. connect to the ssh server (just "ssh name@server"). 3. how to use X Windows over SSH, without vnc (below). 4. how to transfer files over ssh, using sftp. VNC – a tool that permits you to connect to any machine remotely, regardless of host operating system, beit windows, mac or linux.. By simply polling and copying screen changes, compressing and sending to a client program that displays and permits one to remotely control applications on the remote machine using a variety of VNC clients. Note, some VNC client programs permit sessions to be recorded and converted to flash files, I will not cover this, but I noticed a number of programs in the synaptic package manager that claim to do this. Anyhow this part will cover 1. how to install vnc server. 2. connect to the server over a web browser. 3. how to connect to vnc with an alternate client. VNC + SSH Tunneling – utilizing a feature in ssh called "tunneling" we can take a remote service and create a proxy service on our local machine that is actually a portal to the remote machines service. In this case, use VNC securely through a SSH session to a remote computer that may be behind a firewall, permitting that there is only one port into the firewall from the outside: an ssh server. Or to connect out of a firewall to a remote computer, say your home desktop, so you can say do something like play GuildWars from work during your lunch hour ( I was able to do this, over my own network, but there is some update issues). 1. show you how to create a SSH tunnel. 2. connect to remote computers VNC "webserver" through that "secure" tunnel. For the record, I'm typing this from my laptop, near the kitchen, so I can eat, drink, watch miro, and upload this video, from my desktop machine, which I do my tutorials on, near the rooms where people are sleeping, so I can avoid waking them up while I do this. From: rofthorax Views: 769 1 ratings Time: 01:09:11 More in Howto & Style
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,/` 100% Ubuntu Linux /`. Remote Computing
