Ron@Brooks

If you’re looking for a great site that has answers to baby questions, then you should definitely check out this site called www.BabyQuestions101.com. It has quite a few articles that discuss issues and topics dealing with infants and babies, as well as toddlers and preschool age children. There are a lot of great articles about baby health, baby communication, baby nutrition, and all other sorts of baby care basics. There are even product reviews on the site. Feel free to check it out and leave any feedback here or there.

I hear there will soon be links and resources for finding gifts for babies there, so keep your eye on the site and check back there soon for personalized baby gifts ideas.

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So, you’re working hard to keep your Linux server accessible across the web, but now you have more than one box on one line, and unfortunately, you need both accessible through SSH. What do you do? After searching high and low for any tips, tricks, or maybe even a solution, (believe it or not, they do sometimes exist on the internet), I found what I needed. And it’s so easy. Really. First of all, you need to change your port number on the Linux box that you would like to have forwarded. I did this using a web interface application, through which I could easily point and click to change the port numbers.

There were two reasons I chose to do this. First, I don’t easily have access to my physical box, so I didn’t want to lock myself out. Second, I didn’t have SSH active at the time of change, hence the need to set up port forwarding. (A new server took precedence over mine at the location where mine is kept. I chose an obscure port number that I would remember, but that wouldn’t be dead obvious to others. (I did this to add a layer of obscurity aided security.) If I’d had access to the box over command line, and remote management of the router, I would do it this way:

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