Re: {bb} Networking -- not sure what to call it

[Misty Stanley-Jones <misty@borkholder.com>]

Thank you, I think that is exactly what I needed!  I had BBRELAY floating 
around in my head but thought I had made it up.

On Friday 28 May 2004 04:36 pm, Andrew Davis wrote:
> You need to read up on the BBRELAY option. It will work well for you
> since you can have all the NAT'd clients send their info to one system
> there that can *relay* it to your BB server. Think of it as having
> another BB server at the remote end. All your clients feed to it, it
> sends the data then to your local BBDISPLAY server. You'll need port
> 1984 setup between both sites though. If you have a Linux or Solaris
> system at each end, you can do an SSH tunnel between the hosts so that
> your BB traffic on port 1984 will go through the encrypted SSH tunnel
> and keep things secure... well more secure anyway.
>
> AD
>
> Misty Stanley-Jones wrote:
> > I have just brought another of our offices live on broadband.  They do
> > have a fixed IP for the router/firewall, but everything else is internal
> > to them. I'm not sure how to start with getting them online as far as my
> > BBDISPLAY goes.  Can I have a BBNET over there and have it somehow send
> > my BBDISPLAY its tests?  I assume I have to set up some routing and
> > probably do it via scp?  I am sure some such thing must exist, but I'm
> > not sure what to call it in order to look it up.
> >
> > Misty

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