If you secure SSH with those rules I don't see why you couldn't use it
for playback & browsing as well. Things like neorouter always have
issues.
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bernt wrote:
> Let's see if I done my homework?
>
> In hosts.deny
> sshd:ALL
>
> In hosts.allow
> sshd:my work ip, lokal lan
>
> In sshd_config
> Changed the default port from 22 to
> PermitRootLogin no
> DenyUsers root
> DenyGroups root
> AllowUsers user1
Looks correct.
Was the
Let's see if I done my homework?
In hosts.deny
sshd:ALL
In hosts.allow
sshd:my work ip, lokal lan
In sshd_config
Changed the default port from 22 to
PermitRootLogin no
DenyUsers root
DenyGroups root
AllowUsers user1
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d6jg wrote:
> Looks correct if you really want to block root access even on your local
> network? It can be handy on a Vortexbox to access via SSH & WinSCP.
> Was the squeezelite issue the UDP port forward?
I can do su to root.
Havent test it with Squeezelite yet. Think I use Neouroter for
d6jg wrote:
> Warning. Only ever do this if you have changed the Vortexbox password
> from the default. Opening SSH to allow access from anywhere is very very
> dangerous. You will get portscanned and you will get people trying to
> access.
Not that I'm using one, but the SSH server on the
d6jg wrote:
> Warning. Only ever do this if you have changed the Vortexbox password
> from the default. Opening SSH to allow access from anywhere is very very
> dangerous. You will get portscanned and you will get people trying to
> access.
The password is changed.
'LastFM'
bernt wrote:
> The password is changed.
so we can call you right now hero?
Its not what you do its what tipps you gave others there might be less
knowhow then you (even its hard to think that someone exists)
D o n t g i v e t i p p s f o r s o m e t h i n g y o u h a
v e n o
DJanGo wrote:
> so we can call you right now hero?
>
> Its not what you do its what tipps you gave others there might be less
> knowhow then you (even its hard to think that someone exists)
>
> D o n t g i v e t i p p s f o r s o m e t h i n g y o u h a
> v e n o c l u e a
bernt wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Found a better way to do it. I'm using Vortexbox that has ssh enabled by
> default
>
> First open port 22 on your FW and redirect it to your Vortexbox.
>
> Install Serverauditor from AppStore on your iDevice. In Serverauditor
> add a new host with your external
d6jg wrote:
> Warning. Only ever do this if you have changed the Vortexbox password
> from the default. Opening SSH to allow access from anywhere is *VERY
> VERY DANGEROUS*. You will get portscanned and you will get people trying
> to access.
+1..000
wtf? even with
Hi!
Found a better way to do it. I'm using Vortexbox that has ssh enabled by
default
First open port 22 on your FW and redirect it to your Vortexbox.
Install Serverauditor from AppStore on your iDevice. In Serverauditor
add a new host with your external ip-address or prefered a dynamic dns
Did you manually configure the server? Server discovery might not work
through a VPN
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Hi!
I have used Neorouter for years. It's free and easy to install.
Install Neorouter server on your server and the client on your phone or
pc. That's it!
If your FW\router don't support upnp you may have to open one port.
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bernt wrote:
Hi!
I have used Neorouter for years. It's free and easy to install.
Install Neorouter server on your server and the client on your phone or
pc. That's it!
If your FW\router don't support upnp you may have to open one port.
I'm not familiar with neorouter, I'll have to
808htfan wrote:
I'm not familiar with neorouter, I'll have to look it up. Thanks
One thing, it don't work with iPeng. It only works with some predefined
apps like ftp and rdp.
Have only used it on my work pc. Sorry!
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808htfan wrote:
I think I've managed to get things working with OpenVPN.
One thing that took the longest time to figure out was that I needed to
download the Windows version of EasyRSA v3.0.0-rc2 zip from
https://github.com/OpenVPN/easy-rsa/releases, instead of the zip from
toby10 wrote:
No, because the WiFi signal between your computer and the router for the
free/unsecured hotspot is... well unsecured. :)
But the data within that connection will be encrypted and unreadable by
anyone attempting to intercept it.
Win7Pro(x64)[3.3Ghz i5, 8GB RAM, 120GB SSD
808htfan wrote:
So basically, I was just wondering if it would be safe to use those
free/unsecured wifi hotspots for something like online shopping, and not
have somebody sniff out our credit card numbers etc... Actually asking
for the benefit of other family members...
No, because the
Thanks!
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In theory it should but you will find that a lot, probably most, of such
hotspots won't allow the VPN pass through. It depends on the equipment
in use. You stand a better chance with your setup than with say PPTP
mind.
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808htfan wrote:
Another question: With my VPN server setup to 'Direct clients to
redirect internet traffic : Yes', does that now make it safe to use
free, non-secured wifi hotspots? Assuming that I connect to my VPN
server with whatever device I'm using...
Thanks again for the help!
About the direct to redirect (huh?) internet traffic thing. If you're an
employee in, say, a bank, the admins want to see all the traffic going
out and coming in to your computer. To do this the default outgoing
route (Internet) has to be through the VPN link, then to the VPN
server's default
epoch1970 wrote:
- I've quickly gone through the dev.mensfeld.pl guide, it seems to the
point; I'd use that, esp. if you are using Tomato as your VPN server.
- I've always setup openvpn in a private environment, with a laptop
-with personal firewall OFF- as test client, before going all out
Excellent!
If I am right, your VPN net is on 10.8.x.x and both the LMS server and
clients run an OpenVPN client instance to obtain an address on this
network. This is fine and removes the need to renumber your LAN. You
might need to change the OVPN server (and clients?) config files if the
Yes the chances of finding yourself on another 10.8. Network are very
slim indeed.
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d6jg wrote:
Yes the chances of finding yourself on another 10.8. Network are very
slim indeed.
epoch1970 wrote:
Excellent!
If I am right, your VPN net is on 10.8.x.x and both the LMS server and
clients run an OpenVPN client instance to obtain an address on this
network. This is fine and
808htfan wrote:
I've just setup my router, LMS, and iPeng for playback from outside my
network. I'm forwarding ports on my router and only managed to setup
user/password for security. For that reason I don't actually use it
much, I only turn on the forwarding when I head over to a friend's
808htfan wrote:
Also, the guide suggests I change the subnet from 192.168.1.1 to
something else because of potential conflicts. Does that matter if I'm
only connecting a few clients from the outside to my router?
Thanks!
This is a good recommendation. You will likely experience IP
808htfan wrote:
I also found this,
http://dev.mensfeld.pl/2014/07/setting-up-a-vpn-server-on-a-tomato-router-wrt54gl/
I've downloaded OpenVPN for Win here
http://openvpn.net/index.php/open-source/downloads.html, and the easyrsa
zip from here https://github.com/OpenVPN/easy-rsa
I think
callesoroe wrote:
Hi!
You can also create a dyndns name for your music server. I have done
that with great success. Then your router shall forward port 9000 and
3483 TCP/UDP. Put in user/password in LMS . I have created an account on
www.dyndns.org.
Was free earlier but costs a small
808htfan wrote:
Thank you for the explanation.
I guess I will start with PPTP, I'd also like to learn how to use
OpenVPN.
Regarding OpenVPN and Tomato, I found this
http://www.serverwatch.com/tutorials/article.php/3922956/Setting-Up-a-VPN-Server-on-a-Tomato-Router-Part-1.htm,
though
I don't know that router either but it sounds like you want the settings
under PPTP Server. You should just switch it on and create a user and
password. Then on iPhone set up accordingly. You can switch it on and
off on iPhone as required.
A warning though. In my experience a client to server VPN
808htfan wrote:
Thanks for the replies, I'll see if I can get PPTP going then.
If setting up PPTP Server, or OpenVPN Server, options in my router that
means my router becomes the VPN server? and the iPhone/Android device
the client...
Then I see why the streaming may be choppy.
How
Thanks for the replies, I'll see if I can get PPTP going then.
If setting up PPTP Server, or OpenVPN Server, options in my router that
means my router becomes the VPN server? and the iPhone/Android device
the client...
Then I see why the streaming may be choppy.
How does this affect Internet
Thank you for the explanation.
I guess I will start with PPTP, I'd also like to learn how to use
OpenVPN.
Regarding OpenVPN and Tomato, I found this
http://www.serverwatch.com/tutorials/article.php/3922956/Setting-Up-a-VPN-Server-on-a-Tomato-Router-Part-1.htm,
though it's dated 2011. Somewhere
I've just setup my router, LMS, and iPeng for playback from outside my
network. I'm forwarding ports on my router and only managed to setup
user/password for security. For that reason I don't actually use it
much, I only turn on the forwarding when I head over to a friend's
house, etc., where I
808htfan wrote:
I've just setup my router, LMS, and iPeng for playback from outside my
network. I'm forwarding ports on my router and only managed to setup
user/password for security. For that reason I don't actually use it
much, I only turn on the forwarding when I head over to a friend's
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