- Find your computer's MAC address
- Airport utility
- Advanced section
- Logging & statistics tab
- Click on "Logs & statistics" button
- DHCP clients section
- Ensure that DHCP IP address stays the same.
- Airport utility
- Internet section
- DHCP
- Add a DHCP reservation
- Description: e.g., Norple@10.0.1.2
- Reserve by MAC (not client—it's not working for me)
- I used 10.0.1.2, a fine IP address indeed
- Set up port services
- Airport utility
- Advanced
- Port Mapping
- Add:
- SSH (choose nonstandard public port, like 2319, private can be 22)
- Person web sharing
- Others...?
- Update Airport so that it shuts down and restarts
- Set up web and file sharing on your computer
- System preferences
- Sharing
- Check remote login, web sharing, whatever you want.
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Friday, January 13, 2012
Setting up ssh/http port mapping on a Mac using Airport (Extreme)
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For me, httpd.conf is in /etc/apache2
ReplyDeleteThe path to the webserver directory is /Library/WebServer/Documents (defined in httpd.conf) and I can restart apache with:
sudo apachectl restart