On Wednesday 16 May 2007 19:35, Tage Danielsen wrote: > > If I can use Jerrys suggest i like to try this, but it have to bee easy > for the windows users to use rdp. > > Next what do I have to do? > > Regards Tage
Yes, it can be setup to be easy to use. but does require that the user do one additional step: Step 1) Double Click Tunnels Icon, enter username/password Step 2) Double click one (or more) RDP session Icons. I would start by testing it yourself. Once you get the feel for it and have set up the configurations Icons ect. you can install putty on the other windows machines and pass it out to your clients. Basically, all you have to do is to open the ssh port on the SUSE Firewall, (check that ssh is started, I think that is default in SUSE) Install putty and configure a tunnel... Hmmm, I've done documentation for this once upon a time, let me look... See if the following document helps: http://home.intergga.ch/Westrick/Using SSH tunnels from M$ Windows.pdf it uses VNC as example (instead of RDP as you are trying to Use) I change the SUSE SSH Configuration as follows: 1- Create User Group to control access - Create Group remotesh, - Add users that are allowed remote access to the group. 2- In file /etc/ssh/sshd_config add the following lines: - AllowGroups remotesh - GatewayPorts yes - X11DisplayOffset 50 - X11Forwarding yes 3- In file /etc/ssh/ssh_config Add lines: - ForwardAgent yes - ForwardX11 yes Addtionally, I change the port of the ssh server so as to avoid the Password attack currently infetcting the internet. Granting / Revoking remote acces on a user basis can now be controlled via YAST; by adding removing specific users from the remotesh group! Jerry -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
