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Re: port scans and X redirection
- To: "David O. Torrey, Jr." <tj@xxxxxxx>
- Subject: Re: port scans and X redirection
- From: Eric Lathrop <eslathro@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 25 Feb 2002 17:35:42 -0500
> In reference to the other post about redirecting X around a router, you
> ought to be able to do that with a few filter rules. You basically want
> to forward port 6000 inbound from the outside to your internal machine.
> There won't be any way to get a remote X app displayed on the router
> from the outside, but it sounds like you don't want to anyway. If this
> isn't what you meant, try describing it more specifically... I'm not
> sure what you're looking to make "X -query" do.
My understanding is that you could forward 6001 to the inside machines
port 6000. Then you'd set the $DISPLAY="my.router.box:1" to you inside
box, but you could still run remote X on your router as well. This also
works if you want several computers behind the router to have remote X.
Thanks,
--Eric Lathrop
www.Wretchedbliss.net