Dear Group,
I have 1 tablet and 1 desktop, I am trying to use tablet with putty.exe to remote a desktop without internet connection,
My goal is creating bat file on the tablet, edit file such as: "start putty.exe -v -ssh %finderunit% -l FINDER -pw finder -m calibrate_commands.txt" . Means, putty helped me to access into the desktop and run calibrate_commands.txt file. (no internet connection) just using work network.
I followed instructions from google but i could not get my point:
- I downloaded putty.exe for tablet and desktop.
- I went to cmd with ipconfig comment to get ip address of the devices
Please help.
Thank you,
Best regards,
Nate Duong.
3 Replies - 1878 Views - Last Post: 08 December 2015 - 01:46 PM
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How to remote computer using putty without internet connection?
Posted 08 December 2015 - 12:52 PM
Replies To: How to remote computer using putty without internet connection?
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Re: How to remote computer using putty without internet connection?
Posted 08 December 2015 - 01:02 PM
So what is the problem?
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Re: How to remote computer using putty without internet connection?
Posted 08 December 2015 - 01:08 PM
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Re: How to remote computer using putty without internet connection?
Posted 08 December 2015 - 01:46 PM
First things first, can the machine with putty get a response from ping requests to the machine you are trying to log into?
If so, then secondly, is an ssh daemon running on the machine you are trying to log into?
If so, then thirdly, can you log in locally with the same username & password on the machine that you are trying to log into?
& if so, lastly, is there a firewall running on the machine that you are trying to log into, & if so, is it allowing for port 22 traffic? & if so, is the ip of the machine running putty not being blocked?
Just fyi, putty is not RDP. You can forward X11 over putty, but not Microsoft Windows RDP.
If so, then secondly, is an ssh daemon running on the machine you are trying to log into?
If so, then thirdly, can you log in locally with the same username & password on the machine that you are trying to log into?
& if so, lastly, is there a firewall running on the machine that you are trying to log into, & if so, is it allowing for port 22 traffic? & if so, is the ip of the machine running putty not being blocked?
nateduong, on 08 December 2015 - 03:08 PM, said:
Just fyi, putty is not RDP. You can forward X11 over putty, but not Microsoft Windows RDP.
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