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Originally Posted by ihsir
Also, since the router is limiting my choice of IPs to forward to (only the last digit can be modified), does that mean that when I reach step 7 I'll have to use that IP instead of the one you have in your example (e.g. 192.168.1.x vs. 192.168.0.100)?
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Yes, you have a different subnet, so you must use 192.168.1.x addresses.
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Originally Posted by ihsir
Oh, and on this fresh install, when I do "netstat -tap" I'm seeing two different SSH items listening:
tcp | 0 | 0 *:ssh | *:* | LISTEN | 906/sshd
tcp6 | 0 | 0 [::]:ssh | [::]* | LISTEN | 906/sshd
Is this correct?
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That's ok - the first line is for IPv4, the second one for IPv6.
The screenshot of the router configuration page looks good as well (as far as I can see, it's a little bit small).