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A collection of information about remote assistance. This is not complete, please feel free to amend/extend. | A collection of information about remote assistance. This is not complete, please feel free to amend/extend. | ||
| − | + | <b>RA is not working at the moment</b> | |
| − | http://wiki.linuxmce.org/index.php/Outside_Access shows regular remote access to the system | + | * http://wiki.linuxmce.org/index.php/Outside_Access shows regular remote access to the system |
| − | http://wiki.linuxmce.org/index.php/Remote_Assistance shows what a developer needs to do to get access to remote assistance to help a user | + | * http://wiki.linuxmce.org/index.php/Remote_Assistance shows what a developer needs to do to get access to remote assistance to help a user |
| − | What is Remote Assistance | + | == What is Remote Assistance == |
RA is a way for a LinuxMCE user to give access to a remote developer or other helpful person without opening ports in a firewall, without the need for dynamic DNS or similar. | RA is a way for a LinuxMCE user to give access to a remote developer or other helpful person without opening ports in a firewall, without the need for dynamic DNS or similar. | ||
RA opens a SSH connection to the LinuxMCE remote assistance server (ra.linuxmce.org) and provides a tunnel into the user's system. | RA opens a SSH connection to the LinuxMCE remote assistance server (ra.linuxmce.org) and provides a tunnel into the user's system. | ||
| − | + | === The User System === | |
Relevant files on the user's LinuxMCE system are (all in /usr/pluto/bin): | Relevant files on the user's LinuxMCE system are (all in /usr/pluto/bin): | ||
* SetupRA_Special.sh | * SetupRA_Special.sh | ||
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* RemoteAccessTunnel.sh | * RemoteAccessTunnel.sh | ||
* SetupRemoteAccess.sh | * SetupRemoteAccess.sh | ||
| − | + | === The LinuxMCE RA Service System === | |
On the service provider system (ra.linuxmce.org) the only thing I could found so far is | On the service provider system (ra.linuxmce.org) the only thing I could found so far is | ||
* get_ra_ports.php | * get_ra_ports.php | ||
Revision as of 17:23, 5 December 2015
A collection of information about remote assistance. This is not complete, please feel free to amend/extend.
RA is not working at the moment
- http://wiki.linuxmce.org/index.php/Outside_Access shows regular remote access to the system
- http://wiki.linuxmce.org/index.php/Remote_Assistance shows what a developer needs to do to get access to remote assistance to help a user
What is Remote Assistance
RA is a way for a LinuxMCE user to give access to a remote developer or other helpful person without opening ports in a firewall, without the need for dynamic DNS or similar.
RA opens a SSH connection to the LinuxMCE remote assistance server (ra.linuxmce.org) and provides a tunnel into the user's system.
The User System
Relevant files on the user's LinuxMCE system are (all in /usr/pluto/bin):
- SetupRA_Special.sh
- RA_Change_Password.sh
- RA-Handler.sh
- RA_KeepsPortsAlive.sh
- RA.sh
- RemoteAccessTunnel.sh
- SetupRemoteAccess.sh
The LinuxMCE RA Service System
On the service provider system (ra.linuxmce.org) the only thing I could found so far is
- get_ra_ports.php
