my network is
public IP: 222.222.222.222
Router 192.168.1.199
Access Point (openwrt) 192.168.1.210
How can i connect ssh to 192.168.1.210 from external network.
without forward port.
Topic: How can I Tunnel ssh openwrt
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192.168.*.* are link-local addresses, they do not get routed.
So (if I understand you correctly) what you want is not possible.
It is very strange restriction. Port forwarding was just implemented to perform it. https://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/uci/firewa … on_natdnat
why tanaza (base on openwrt) can do this.
tanaza not need to forward port.
It is your guess, I think, it is implemented via port forwarding. How can you prove, that it is implemented not via port forwarding?
You will need a VPN-tunnel, with a VPN-server in your router. And your VPN-server much be reachable on the internet, e.g. via "somename.ddns.net" (when e.g. using NO-IP as DDNS-provider).
Look here: https://forum.openwrt.org/viewtopic.php?id=50914
The provided images have Openvpn and Strongswan integrated as available options.
But you can probably install one of these by hand...
Again, your address is link-local and there are probably thousand of devices using 192.168.1.199 right at this moment.
How do you imagine your device could be identified?
morgon, you don't understand basic network principles. Please, glance at basics of "port forwarding", especially example on my link above.
ulmwind, Because I ever use tanaza before. not need to forward port.
What is the problem? Why you don't want to use port forwarding?
Christoph
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