Thursday, August 29, 2013

Access backtrack from remote computer using ssh & vnc.

If  you want to access your local computer through remote computer ; first you need configure ssh daemon .Because nowadays people are not using telnet due to plain text protocol.

How to configure ssh in Backtrack 5 r3?


(1)First we have to generate ssh key.So type following in terminal.

ssh-keygen

It will generate public/private rsa key pair.By default location of keys is /root/.ssh/id_rsa

(2)Now we will move this generated keys in ssh folder.

cd /etc/ssh
mkdir keys

(3)Now copy generated keys from /root/.ssh/id_rsa & paste into keys folder which we create in second step.

(4)Now type following command in terminal
 dpkg-reconfigure openssh-server


(5)Now we have to start ssh daemon ; so type following in terminal
service ssh start
 
(6)Now everything is setup ; you can use your ssh server via remote machine.
For windows you can also use putty like software.If you are on linux machine than type following command.
ssh -l "username" 192.168.56.1(i.p.)

ssh-solution-backtrack


ssh-solution-backtrack
If you don`t want to use ssh ; i mean you are not comfortable with command line then you can configure vnc.

How to setup VNC in backtrack 5 r3?


(1)apt-get install tightvncserver

(2)tightvncserver

(3)You will promoted to password .

(4)Enter view only password

Now for access of vnc server we have two options

(1)If you are on linux os than use Remote Desktop Viewer

apt-get install vinagre

And from Edit>plugins check vnc option

Now click on connect & enter i.p. address.

(2)If you are on windows os than use tighvnc . Download from here

After installing Start | All Programs | TightVNC | TightVNC Viewer
Add remote host address  with port number 192.168.56.1:5901. If you do not enter the port, the Windows version of TightVNC Viewer will assume the port to be 5900 and will not be able to connect.
 vnc-backtrack

Now you can see that we can open our backtrack os using vnc from remote pc.
vnc-backtrack

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