Accessing a machine on the Intranet?

[Michael Herron]

You have to have machine B forward some ports to machine C.  If you run
vncserver on port 5900 on C, then B needs to forward 5900 to C.  Then
when A using vncviewer sends to B's 5900, it gets sent to C.

I have a router do this.  For instance, I do not have a B machine. 
Instead, I have a router where you have B and it forwards 5901 to a
linux box that is attached to it.  I run vncserver on the linux box and
then can connect to this from the outside.  

On Wed, 2002-02-06 at 16:16, Avi Schwartz wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> If this was answered before, I apologize and a reference to that answer 
> will suffice.
> 
> I would like to be able to access a machine that is on the Intranet from 
> the outside.  Basically what I have is a Linux gateway machine which allows 
> me to login from the Internet and to connect to the Intranet.  One of the 
> machine on the Intranet is a Windows NT machine which I need to be able to 
> access in order to to be able to remotely start/stop stuck services.
> 
>  [A]------->[B]--------->[C]
> Outside     GW         Windows
> Linux      Linux
> 
> The Windows machine is NOT visible from the outside.
> 
> Is there a way to use VNC with some kind of a 'redirector' on the GW 
> machine so that I can control the Windows box from the outside?
> 
> Thanks,
> Avi
> --
> Avi Schwartz
> avi "at" CFFtechnologies.com
> 
> "I have to share the credit. I invented it, but Bill made it
> famous." - IBM engineer Dave Bradley describing the
> control-alt-delete reboot sequence
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