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6. SSH Tunnels and SDT Connector
• Enter the IP or DNS Host Address (if this is a DNS address, it must be resolvable by the gateway).
• Select which Services are to be used in accessing the new host. A range of service options are pre-configured in the default
SDT Connector client (RDP, VNC, HTTP, HTTPS, Dell RAC, VMware, etc.).
• Optionally, enter a Descriptive Name for the host to display (instead of the IP or DNS address) and any Notes or
Description of this host (such as its operating system/release, or anything special about its configuration).
• Click OK.
6.2.6 Manually Adding New Services to the New Hosts
To extend the range of services that can be used when accessing hosts with SDT Connector:
• Select Edit: Preferences and click the Services tab. Click Add.
• Enter a Service Name and click Add.
• Under the General tab, enter the TCP Port that this service runs on (e.g. 80 for HTTP). Optionally, select the client to access
the local endpoint of the redirection.
• Select which Client application is associated with the new service. A range of client application options are pre-configured in
the default SDT Connector (RDP client, VNC client, HTTP browser, HTTPS browser, Telnet client, etc.). If you wish to add new
client applications to this range, proceed to 6.2.7 Adding a Client to Be Started for the New Service, then return to this
step.
• Click OK, and then Close.
A service typically consists of a single SSH port redirection and a local client to access it. However, it may consist of several
redirections, some or all of which may have clients associated with them.
One example of this is the Dell RAC service. The first redirection is for the HTTPS connection to the RAC server. The RAC server
has a client associated with it (web browser) that is launched immediately upon clicking the button for this service.
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