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6. SSH Tunnels and SDT Connector
• If your destination computer is serially connected to the console server, set the destination as <port label>:3389. If the
label you specified on the console server’s serial port is win2k3, then specify the remote host as win2k3:3389. Alternately,
you can set the destination as portXX:3389, where XX is the SDT enabled serial port number. For example, if port 4 on the
console server is used to carry the RDP traffic, then specify port04:3389.
Note: http://www.jfitz.com/tips/putty_config.html provides useful examples on configuring PuTTY for SSH tunneling.
Select Local and click the Add button.
Click Open to SSH-connect the client PC to the console server. You will be prompted to enter the Username/Password for the
console server user.
• If you are connecting as a User in the “users” group, you can only SSH tunnel to hosts and serial ports where you have
specific access permissions.
• If you are connecting as an Administrator (in the “admin” group), you can connect to any configured host or serial ports
(which has SDT enabled).
To set up the secure SSH tunnel for a HTTP browser connection to the managed device, specify port 80 (rather than port
3389 as was used for RDP) in the destination IP address.
To set up the secure SSH tunnel from the client (Viewer) PC to the console server for VNC, follow the steps above. When
configuring the VNC port redirection, specify port 5900 in the destination IP address.
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