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I would like to use RDP to a Windows Machine on a network A while I'm on a Windows Notebook on network B.
In network A i got: Windows Machine (My Target) and a Linux Box with Ubuntu. No one here have a public IP.
On Internet I got a Linux Server (Ubuntu Server) with a public IP and then I got my Notebook on Network B.
Both Network A and B can reach the Linux Server via SSH.
On Windows I'm using MobaXTerm and putty to ssh Linux. I don't want to install (if possible) anything on the Windows Machine(A), while i can install all i want on the notebook.
I can't modify IPTables (i don't know if needed) on Linux Server.
How can I achieve this?
To make it ever clear, the schema i thought is:
SSH (public ip) Reverse SSH ?
Win Notebook ----------- Linux Server ------------- Linux BOX ----- Windows PC
("N") Internet ("S") Internet ("L") LAN ("P")
Thank you!
If you don't want to disable RDP on the local host, just pick a different port number for the local port, as in:
-L4489:windows:3389
, then when you open RDP, specify the port number in addition to the hostname, as in:Llocalhost:4489
– crimson-egret – 2016-11-13T14:30:09.447