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I have linux server behind NAT but i can farward the port to LAN computer.

How can do that so that at least i can ssh

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The standard port for ssh is 22.

You have to tell your router to forward a port (22, tcp) to your linux machine's IP. This is usually in a section called 'NAT' or 'Servers' in your router's configuration.

Most OSs have a firewall installed as standard. So you may have to open port 22 on your server machine's software firewall as well. (try 'ipkungfu' for a fairly simple interface to set up a linux firewall)

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Don't forget the part about setting your server to a static IP internally. Otherwise you'll risk eventually having the machine "disappear" after coming back up from a power outage. – Bart Silverstrim Apr 30 '10 at 11:22
A static IP outside the DHCP pool, that is. – Bart Silverstrim Apr 30 '10 at 11:22
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You have to use DNAT.

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On the device which is doing the NAT you need to setup port forwarding.

This will forward incoming traffic on the chosen port to a particular server behind the NAT device.

How you set this up will depend on what device it is.

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Reverse SSH if you dont have access to the router

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