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Chapter 6: Secure SSH Tunneling and SDT Connector
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Figure 6-32. User permissions.
Specify which Users will be allowed to use this connection. This should be the same Users who were given Remote Desktop access privileges in the
earlier step. Click Next.
On the Network Connection screen, select TCP/IP and click Properties.
Figure 6-33. Incoming TCP/IP properties.
Select Specify TCP/IP addresses on the Incoming TCP/IP Properties screen, select TCP/IP. Nominate a From: and a To: TCP/IP address, and click Next.
NOTES: You can choose any TCP/IP addresses so long as they are addresses that are not used anywhere else on your network. The From: address
will be assigned to the Windows XP/2003 computer and the To: address will be used by the console server. For simplicity, use the IP
address as shown in the illustration above:
From: 169.134.13.1
To: 169.134.13.2
Or, you can set the advanced connection and access on the Windows computer to use the console server defaults:
Specify 10.233.111.254 as the From: address
Select Allow calling computer to specify its own address
Also, you could use the console server default username and password when you set up the new Remote Desktop User and gave this
User permission to use the advance connection to access the Windows computer: