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Old 16th February 2011
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Originally Posted by ocicat View Post
Because this thread is initially on SSH issues, please keep discussion on this topic. Once you are satisfied with your SSH configuration, start a new thread on any remaining DNS issues you wish to discuss. Thanks.
SSH has no issues on OpenBSD. It just works out of box without any configuration (for most users) as long as it is enabled during the installation and as long as port 22 is open in PF.

I am assuming that it is safe to assume that the guy who posted original question is not even aware of PF which is now turn on by default with (pass all keep state default rule).

Step 1. Make sure to have

Code:
sshd_flags=" "
in /etc/rc.conf.local

Step 2. Temporary disable PF with
Code:
pfctl -d
Step 3. From the computer on the local LAN (the same 192.168.1.xxx ) try to ssh.

Once the above works turn on PF back and we will tell you how to pass in SSH traffic.

Once that is done we will explain you how to use DynDNS to solve DNS issue so that you can log into your computer from anywhere on the Web.

Last edited by Oko; 16th February 2011 at 07:13 PM.
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