[SOLVED] Remote Access to a home Arch system behind the router.

Hello,
I am trying to remotely access my home Arch system from school. I did try doing something and this is what I did:
1. Used DynDns and NO-IP to setup a free domain, I thought NO-IP script was easy to run so I tested this on NO-IP.
2. I then installed Openssh.
3. Then I have setup the Port forwarding on the router to point to my ssh port (change from 22).
4. I tried to ping, the domain name from NO-IP with no response.
What I want to ask is... is there any better way of doing this?
I dont need a desktop access, simple ssh should do for now.
Thank You
Gopi
Last edited by gopichand (2011-11-01 00:50:13)

OK, I have solved this by this process. Will work only if the router supports the DynDNS. I am assuming that you have created a DynDNS account, its free for 2 domains. I also had to make my computer use STATIC IP from my router, just specify any IP address outside the DHCP range.
1. On the router, add the details about the DynDNS account. On my Belkin Router, I had to go to Firewall -> DDNS -> DynDNS and give the details and also enable it.
2. By doing the above step, we don't have to install the client for DynDNS.
3. On the router again, setup the port forwarding, again (on my Belkin Router) go to Firewall -> Virtual Servers -> Add the IP and the port numbers, I had to use the same number for both the incoming and the private port, though for other routers the number can differ?
4. On the computer, I installed the openssh and then changed the login port to the one specified in the router for forwarding.
5. Make the router and ssh logins as safe as possible. I understand that opening the router is not safe so I have to warn you.
I can now login using my DynDNS domain name from anywhere woohoo!
Last edited by gopichand (2011-11-01 01:07:23)

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