Problems Tunneling in Vista

I'm having a problem with Vista's networking. A lot of my friends who
still have XP are able to use remote desktop and tunneling services
easily, where as I am unable to on my Vista machine. It's quite
ironic cause I'd think Vista (newer than XP) would have better
networking capabilities. But that aside, I've followed the
instructions in order to install Tunneling on Vista (Since MS removed
it from Vista) by going to programs and features and adding the telnet
feature. This seemed to work somewhat, but now I'm trying to use SSH
Tunnel Client to connect to a server and I'm unable to.

Overall it seems Vista is locked up tight. Is there any information I
can get in order to open up Vista in order to do what I want to do.
I've looked at a lot of Q&A's, tutorials and how tos, but most of them
explain very basic things. What steps do i need to take in order to
connect to a server using SSH in Vista?

Thanks in advance for your help

Use the following forum for all issues related to networking in Windows Vista:
http://forums.microsoft.com/TechNet/...=716&SiteID=17

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Carey Frisch
Microsoft MVP
Windows Shell/User

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"deville75" wrote:

I'm having a problem with Vista's networking. A lot of my friends who
still have XP are able to use remote desktop and tunneling services
easily, where as I am unable to on my Vista machine. It's quite
ironic cause I'd think Vista (newer than XP) would have better
networking capabilities. But that aside, I've followed the
instructions in order to install Tunneling on Vista (Since MS removed
it from Vista) by going to programs and features and adding the telnet
feature. This seemed to work somewhat, but now I'm trying to use SSH
Tunnel Client to connect to a server and I'm unable to.

Overall it seems Vista is locked up tight. Is there any information I
can get in order to open up Vista in order to do what I want to do.
I've looked at a lot of Q&A's, tutorials and how tos, but most of them
explain very basic things. What steps do i need to take in order to
connect to a server using SSH in Vista?

Thanks in advance for your help

What is it exactly that you are trying to do? Share files, copy files to
you, etc. Remote desktop and tunneling may not be necessary and overkill
for what you need...or maybe not. So what is your need?

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Regards, BobF.
"deville75" <deville75@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:6fe6ddf6-98a2-4fc6-b88a-90e8e1cb0658@e23g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
> I'm having a problem with Vista's networking. A lot of my friends who
> still have XP are able to use remote desktop and tunneling services
> easily, where as I am unable to on my Vista machine. It's quite
> ironic cause I'd think Vista (newer than XP) would have better
> networking capabilities. But that aside, I've followed the
> instructions in order to install Tunneling on Vista (Since MS removed
> it from Vista) by going to programs and features and adding the telnet
> feature. This seemed to work somewhat, but now I'm trying to use SSH
> Tunnel Client to connect to a server and I'm unable to.
>
> Overall it seems Vista is locked up tight. Is there any information I
> can get in order to open up Vista in order to do what I want to do.
> I've looked at a lot of Q&A's, tutorials and how tos, but most of them
> explain very basic things. What steps do i need to take in order to
> connect to a server using SSH in Vista?
>
> Thanks in advance for your help

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/l.../bb727037.aspx

Have a read of the above link re Vista File and Printer Sharing.

Also, search for what you are looking for there

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Mick Murphy - Qld - Australia


"deville75" wrote:

> I'm having a problem with Vista's networking. A lot of my friends who
> still have XP are able to use remote desktop and tunneling services
> easily, where as I am unable to on my Vista machine. It's quite
> ironic cause I'd think Vista (newer than XP) would have better
> networking capabilities. But that aside, I've followed the
> instructions in order to install Tunneling on Vista (Since MS removed
> it from Vista) by going to programs and features and adding the telnet
> feature. This seemed to work somewhat, but now I'm trying to use SSH
> Tunnel Client to connect to a server and I'm unable to.
>
> Overall it seems Vista is locked up tight. Is there any information I
> can get in order to open up Vista in order to do what I want to do.
> I've looked at a lot of Q&A's, tutorials and how tos, but most of them
> explain very basic things. What steps do i need to take in order to
> connect to a server using SSH in Vista?
>
> Thanks in advance for your help
>

On Mar 17, 12:51 pm, "Bob F." <b...@NOSPAN.com> wrote:
> What is it exactly that you are trying to do? Share files, copy files to
> you, etc. Remote desktop and tunneling may not be necessary and overkill
> for what you need...or maybe not. So what is your need?
>
> --
> Regards, BobF."deville75" <devill...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> news:6fe6ddf6-98a2-4fc6-b88a-90e8e1cb0658@e23g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
>
> > I'm having a problem with Vista's networking. A lot of my friends who
> > still have XP are able to use remote desktop and tunneling services
> > easily, where as I am unable to on my Vista machine. It's quite
> > ironic cause I'd think Vista (newer than XP) would have better
> > networking capabilities. But that aside, I've followed the
> > instructions in order to install Tunneling on Vista (Since MS removed
> > it from Vista) by going to programs and features and adding the telnet
> > feature. This seemed to work somewhat, but now I'm trying to use SSH
> > Tunnel Client to connect to a server and I'm unable to.
>
> > Overall it seems Vista is locked up tight. Is there any information I
> > can get in order to open up Vista in order to do what I want to do.
> > I've looked at a lot of Q&A's, tutorials and how tos, but most of them
> > explain very basic things. What steps do i need to take in order to
> > connect to a server using SSH in Vista?
>
> > Thanks in advance for your help

I have a Server that we are trying to setup for our small organization
and need to SSH to it. I don't believe there is any other way to do
this as it is not a simple operation on this server. Basically what I
do is connect using SSH Tunnel Client. Once connected I remote
desktop to "localhost:3390". 3390 being the port number set in my SSH
Tunnel. I'll take a look at some of the articles, but if you have any
details specific to SSH it would be very helpful. Thanks!