SSH over WAN, Easyfind question

[scott-2]

When I use PuTTY to open an SSH session on my LAN, using hostname "bubba", I can connect and authenticate.

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login as: jacob
Using keyboard-interactive authentication.
Password:
Linux bubba 2.6.26.5 #1 Tue Sep 16 18:11:30 CEST 2008 ppc

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Last login: Thu Oct 23 01:26:51 2008 from 209.251.77.101
jacob@bubba:~$

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But when I try to connect using my Easyfind hostname, I can connect but cannot authenticate.

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login as: jacob
[email protected]'s password:
Access denied

It appears that the hostname is attached to my username in this case, and that prevents me from being recognized. How can I fix this?

[pa]

Hi.

Easyfind is not a true DNS service, it is mearly a tool for finding your bubba and only works with http and https protocols (web).

If you would like to use ssh, first find your IP by using a browser, and typing in your easyfind name, then use the IP-address in the address field to connect to with ssh.

We are investigating the possibility to make easyfind a true DNS name, but at the moment easyfind only supports http and https.

/PA

[whilbone]

Or you could simply register at dyndns.org or similar dynamic dns service and run aptitude install ddclient and answer the questions asked and you'll be all set.

[scott-2]

Makes sense. Thank you.