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I'm trying to establish an ssh connection between my personal computers, connected with LAN and Wi-fi to different networks. Let's call them computer A, with Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS, connected with LAN, and Computer B, with Fedora 20 Heisenbug, connected with Wifi.
I generated a key on computer A, copied it on a USB, and pasted it into the right file in computer B , but now I don't know how to connect from A to B.
First of all, do I need to configure B in order to be a host? And then, what is the command I shoul digit to connect? ssh ?@?
Sorry if it's a total obvious question, but I'm just a newbie in this things. I looked for it in other questions, but I couldn't get the hang of it.
for point 3, "ip addr show" is the right command, right? And lastly.. a problem on 4.. I don't have any router, B (Fedora) is connected to the web through a mobile phone substituting the router.. – Exodd – 2015-02-28T22:13:17.920
If you can connect to your Ubuntu box from Fedora, you could try reverse ssh tunneling, but I've never tried that. Also, a colleague of mine once did set up his Android phone in tethering mode as a bridge (for IP camera), but I don't know the details. – Gendalph – 2015-03-03T19:44:44.640