Den 19. april 2015 18:50, skrev E.S. Rosenberg:
So this leaves an, I think, interesting question: how do we on the one
hand allow SSH access while on the other hand preventing access from
GSM/3G/4G?
Is it important? Most likely your carrier is going to firewall you anyway.
As an experiment, I just tried pinging and ssh-ing to my 4G-connected
phone, but neither worked. That is, I tried to connect to the IP address
shown in "ifconfig rmnet0" (which is showing a real IP address, not
NAT), but apparently something is blocking it. (And my ssh seems to be
listening on all interfaces.) So at least for me, there seems to be no
need to do anything to prevent such access. I'm guessing it's pretty
much the same for all carriers.
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