On 1/4/06, Neil Cameron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> OK.  Thanks for all the help so far; I've now entered the world of OpenSSH
> and I am now totally lost and somewhat nervous.  I have installed OpenSSH
> and generated the Group and Password files - but am not able to understand
> the key pair generation 'instructions'.
> Also, do I need a client SSH tunnelling program if I am using Softsqueeze to
> connect and play?
> Any really simple source of instructions about how to do this for Noddy's
> like moi?!

Hi Neil,

Good for you - sounds like you've made a pretty good start.

The easy question first: technically, you don't need to use a SSH
client if you're using SoftSqueeze, since it includes a built-in SSH
client.  BUT, I would recommend the one I mentioned before
(Tunnelier), for two reasons: it makes it easier to diagnose
connection problems, and it includes some nice utilities (graphical
SFTP for file transfers, auto-launch of remote desktop, remote command
line).  You can't beat the price, either.

The other part of your question is more difficult, mainly becuase I
went through this process a while back and had to do a bit of reading
to work it out - I can't remember the exact steps.  Richard's
SoftSqueeze page:
http://softsqueeze.sourceforge.net/ssh.html
points to a useful SSH howto:
http://www.vbmysql.com/articles/ssh-tunnel-part2.html#part4
I'm pretty sure I just followed through the steps in the second link,
above, and it worked ok.  I then did a bit of digging to find how to
change the default port (22) to something higher and more random.

Hope that helps,
Geoff B
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