Hello
I can remote ssh into my imac but how do i set up a ssh into my debian guest on a nat set up?
thanks
ricky1
i was wonding if i ssh into my host first ie my mac could i then somehow get into my guest on vmware?
ricky1
because i have a cable connection i spoke to kevin about this but i can only have a NAT connection
ricky1
You should be able to do this either by port forwarding to the Debian VM or by bouncing through the host as you propose.
To port forward, you need to edit /Library/Application Support/VMware Fusion/vmnet-nat.conf (read the file for an example), then make sure the forwarded port is open on OS X. You'll need to restart the networking daemons (via `boot.sh --restart` or by rebooting OS X) for this to have an effect.
To bounce through the host, first make sure you can ssh to the Debian guest from OS X.
You can also SSH Tunnel to your VM. ssh <OSX machine IP> -L listen port:destination IP:destination port I believe is the syntax.
I know its not exactly what you're asking, but its handy for being able to RDP or VNC to it without fiddling with Fusion's NAT settings.
could you please update your result if you resolve this issue while my interest is not ssh port? i am using leopard and so far i am not able to remote connect to my VM directly using fusion build-in VNC server. see http://communities.vmware.com/thread/111391?tstart=0 . my port forwarding is setup correctly but it does not accept and i am wondering maybe leopard firewall, dispite it on or off, has something to do with it.
thanks, shen