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Old 04-15-2013, 04:17 PM   #40
fonzie4msg
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1st Way:

Do the thing with the router that giga said. (What you really wanna do is reserve a ip for the mac address of the NIC on your server. You can figure out it's NIC by typing 'ifconfig'. Its the number in the form of xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx next to HWAddr. Most routers allow this, and it sounds like you have this set up).

Next, go to your ~/.ssh folder, and use your text editor to change/create a file named config (full path should be ~/.ssh/config ). Make/add an entry in this form:

host MusicBox
Hostname <ip address>
User <your username>

After that, create an ssh tunnel to your musicbox,by using this command:

ssh - N -L 5900:localhost:5900 MusicBox

and then in a seperate terminal:

vncviewer localhost:0"


maybe i can apply this... i dint changed that file ...
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