michaelsanford
Translator, Web Developer
I've got a remote terminal which (claims to have) forwarded ports TCP and UDP 5900 and 3283 to the MacOS X 10.5.4 machine, which has run the custom Remote Desktop Installer I made.
My user was created just fine, and I can log in without difficulty over VNC (aka Screen Sharing) only, but nothing else. I had to disable "Encrypt everything" to add the terminal in the first place.
I have enabled Remote Login (i.e., the sshd subsystem) but have not forwarded port 22 to the OS X machine as it needs to go elsewhere.
No surprise, then, that encryption doesn't work, but what would cause all non-VNC services (like non-protected Copy) to be fail or to be disabled?
(Incidentally, the only other security option available is "Encrypt keystrokes only", which apparently does work, so it must have some access to sshd, right? Just guessing, it's not my main problem. I'm more concerned about not being able to copy and install.)
My user was created just fine, and I can log in without difficulty over VNC (aka Screen Sharing) only, but nothing else. I had to disable "Encrypt everything" to add the terminal in the first place.
I have enabled Remote Login (i.e., the sshd subsystem) but have not forwarded port 22 to the OS X machine as it needs to go elsewhere.
No surprise, then, that encryption doesn't work, but what would cause all non-VNC services (like non-protected Copy) to be fail or to be disabled?
(Incidentally, the only other security option available is "Encrypt keystrokes only", which apparently does work, so it must have some access to sshd, right? Just guessing, it's not my main problem. I'm more concerned about not being able to copy and install.)