How Can I SSH into My Mac Mini Server from Outside My Network?

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To SSH into a Mac Mini server from outside the local network, port forwarding must be configured on the router. This involves directing traffic on port 22, which is the default port for SSH, to the Mac Mini's internal IP address. Enabling Remote Sharing alone does not allow external access; proper router settings are essential for remote SSH connectivity.
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Hi all,

I have never had a server OS before but just got myself a new mac mini server with Lion server installed. The point of this was so I could ssh my machine from work and access my files from wherever I am. Sadly, I seem to be only able to ssh my machine when I am on the same wireless network. How do I ssh my machine from outside this network?

The thing I tried was turning on Remote Sharing which gave me an IP address to ssh, but this does not work when I am outside the network.

Thanks for any help and sorry if this appears as a grossly newb question,

Natski
 
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Sounds like you need to do port forwarding on your router to send the traffic directed to port 22 (the default for SSH) to the router, to the same port on the machine running the SSH server.
 
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