On 2006/07/22 03:37, Dan Farrell wrote: > > Way #1 -- at location A, allocate an IP address and install a bridge. > > The bridge should route all traffic for that IP address to location B, > > > > Way #2 - at location A, install a proxy squid server, and sshd. > > On the web server at location B, make an ssh connection to the squid > > Respectfully, I don't agree with the solutions (I can comment further if > goaded) but for me it comes down to something simpler- > > "You'll need to convince each intermediate point between A and B to > cooperate" = "You'll need to convince the Internet to cooperate."
Doesn't apply for #1 and #2, these are just really simple port- forwarding. Actually it can be simpler still, run sshd on a host at location A, ssh -R to there from location B (wrapped in a `while true; do;...;done' perhaps). Way #3 is way too complicated anyway. What's all the fuss? this is easy stuff.
