SSH to Remote Mac with Distributed IPs?

Hi,
I want to backup to a remote Mac using CCC (Carbon Copy Cloner) which has the ability to do a Remote Login via SSH.
However the remote Mac is sitting behind an Airport Time Capsule which is distributing a range of IP addresses.
How do I set this up so CCC can see the specific Mac I want as my backup target?
If I go to Sharing>Remote Login it just shows me the local IP, not the public IP.
Thank you !

It's complicated to set that up.
First, you have to give the server a fixed address on the local network. Change the setting Configure IPv4 in the Network preference pane to Manually, if it's not that already. Make sure you choose an address that isn't already in use. Enter the correct values for all the other network settings.
Then, on the Time Capsule, you have to map port 22 on the external interface to the same port on the server. You do that in the Network tab of AirPort Utility.
Finally, if the Time Capsule has a dynamic external address, you have to set up some kind of dynamic name resolution so you can find it on the Internet.
If "Carbon Copy Cloner" is Bonjour-aware (I don't know whether it is or not), then you may be able to simplify the problem considerably by using this:
Slinkware

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