> > hi all! > > > > i installed OpenSSH 3.x.x in my 3 linux servers... i want to > > access them in a window-based machine like this: > > > > ssh-->server1-->ssh-->server2 > > ssh-->server1-->ssh-->server3 > > > > and not like this: > > > > ssh server2 > > ssh server3 > > > > my current setup: > > > > ssh-->server1-->ssh-->server2 > > ssh-->server1-->ssh-->server3 > > ssh-->server2 > > ssh-->server3 > > > > i want all ssh go to server1 first to access server2 and server3 > > respectively... what changes i should make? please . . . > > You shouldn't want to do that--it's a bad thing to do. By routing all > the traffic through server1, you're creating a dependency that is > unnecessary. If server1 crashes, your users are out of luck.
its ok for me as long as server1 is the gate to all the existing servers... only tech people are allowed to access the servers and nothing more... > If server1 is a router/firewall, it will automatically be used if the > client running the initial ssh command has its routing set correctly. > If you're having problems in this situation, consult your routing and > firewall rules. server1 one acts as a proxy server . . . > Alan _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
