I need to connect (in rdp ) to a machine (let's call it #1) in my college network ( I have the internal IP of it ) , I also have access the to Linux server machine in the same network in ssh , that I can use to access the #1 , I'm using putty, can someone please explain to me how I can connect to it ?
[My laptop] --->[Linux server] --->[windows machine] in rdp
Thank you,
Let's assume the following:
Linux Server - gate.college-server.com:22
(SSH listens on port 22)
Internal Server - internal.college-server.com:3389
(RDP listens on port 3389)
RDP connection will be on localhost:3399
(should be opened)
How to configure the SSH tunnel via Putty with RDP forwarding:
Session
enter the connection info for the Linux ServerLocal
and Auto
Source Port
enter 3399
, and in the Destination
- the connection info of the internal machine in the format: hostname:port
.you will see entry in the Forwarded ports
section, something like:
4L3399 internal.college-server.com:3389
Save your connection and it's ready to use.
Next, start the a PuTTy Session
with the Saved Connection and after you login successfully
to the remote server gate.college-server.com:22
, you can start your Windows RDP client.
Connect with it to localhost:3399 and use the RDP credentials for internal.college-server.com:3389