On Thursday, August 28, 2003, at 12:01 AM, Robert Ameeti wrote: >> How do I file share with someone who has a 192.etc IP behind a router? > > Unless they have specifically designed it for you to be able to do > this, you can't. That is the beauty of private IPs. They are > considered non routable. That is what makes those computers safe from > hackers. > > One way to hit an IP inside of a router is to declare a specific > private IP address to be in the DMZ. That computer will get all > traffic that is not otherwise specifically routed to other private IPs > via port forwarding. Although both methods (DMZ server and port forwarding) are insecure. I do this all the time with an ssh tunnel. Download and install Fugu to graphically set up an ssh tunnel, then run your service inside the tunnel. -- Chris