>> > You Linux server needs: >> > - a public IP address > > i know my global or public static IP
If you are the network end with a public (static not necessary) IP address, you can setup a reverse port forwarding tunnel using "ssh -R" from the other end which does not have a public IP address. > ok ssh can be done but if we are working on windows and we want to connect > to a sub-server connected to a main server whose public ip is know than how > we can connect to it and than to subserver. You can use "ssh -L" or "ssh -R" to set up forward or backward tunnels which will allow to reach machines on your LAN. Please search for how to use ssh-tunneling on the internet. In this case, you would need an ssh server running on your windows machine. Note that ssh server (and client) is available for windows too. Sharad -- Mailing list guidelines and other related articles: http://lug-iitd.org/Footer
