>>>>> "david" == david <[email protected]> writes:
david> [...] I'm not sure what you mean by "going to". Externally, I'm david> on an IPV4 system, and the router does have an IPV4 address. So, david> when I try ssh <name>@ipv4-address and when I have port david> forwarding set for port 22 to an 192.168 (internal IPV4 address) david> of the box, I'd expect it to get to the centos box, but it david> doesn't. david> I know what the iPV4 address is because a) it says so within the david> router, and b) the Centos box occasionally sends me a message david> whose IP address I can see. david> I fear I may need help with the router also. david> In addition, I'm remote from my friend, and ask him to do certain david> things. I have access to his Windows box via Team Viewer, and david> thus have access to his router. david> The centos box was working just fine before his older IPV4 router david> failed and Comcast replaced it. david> Any guidance you can give would be appreciated. I'm not sure where ipv6 comes in here. If the destination box (on the friends LAN) has a public ipv6 address, you could get your own ipv6 network via a Hurricane Electric tunnel for free. I don't know anything about the DCP3939. Can you run tcpdump or wireshark on the inside of his network to make sure your port forward is working? -- Russell Senior, President [email protected] _______________________________________________ PLUG mailing list [email protected] http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
