Hello, I would want to ssh into a device that is connected to a Wireless LAN through a Raspberry Pi Zero W. To better explain what I mean, here is a quick rundown of the setup. There are three devices and a wireless LAN:I can:
- Mac
- Raspberry Pi Zero W (called "gadget" from now on)
- Raspberry Pi A (called "target" from now on)
Code:
Access Point <-- WLAN --> 10.0.0.57 wlan0 "gadget" usb0 10.1.1.100 < -- USB Cable --> usb0 10.1.1.50 "target""Mac" 10.0.0.204- ssh from Mac into gadget through the Wireless LAN
- ssh from gadget to the target through usb0
- ssh from Mac to target
- I would need port forwarding to be set up, e.g. ssh gadget -p 20022; The gadget would then forward to target:22.
- Even if this is set up (I tried with nftables), there is another table created by NetworkManager on the gadget for the shared usb0 device, that prevents inbound traffic from anything but usb0.
- Setup port forwarding as desired, possibly even using nmcli commands instead of nft commands?
- Losen the restrictive table that gets created when NetworkManager sets up the shared connection?
Statistics: Posted by Tinue — Mon Feb 26, 2024 3:46 pm