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Version: v23.0

Using DxConnect with Linux DxOdyssey Installations

Summary​

DxConnect clients can connect to tunnels via Linux DxOdyssey installations. DxCLI must be used to configure a tunnel and the DxConnect client.

Information​

  1. Configure a tunnel to access a target by executing dxcli add-tunnel.

    Syntax:

    dxcli add-tunnel <tunnel_name> <enabled_status> <destination_gateway> <destination_address>:<port> <origin_gateway>/<origin_address>:<port>[/<source_filter_name>] [<tunnel_group_name>]

    Example:

    dxcli add-tunnel rdp_tunnel true linux_01 10.1.201.190:3389 linux_02/0.0.0.0:25001

  2. Create a client by executing dxcli add-client.

    Syntax:

    dxcli add-client <client_name> <client_password>

    Example:

    dxcli add-client client1 Passw0rd

  3. Add the client to the tunnel by executing dxcli update-tunnel-clients. Assign the client an IP address and port combination to connect to the tunnel.

    Syntax:

    dxcli update-tunnel-clients <tunnel_name> <client_name>:<listener_ip>:<port>

    Example:

    dxcli update-tunnel-cients tunnel1 client1:127.0.0.1:30000

  4. Export the DxConnect config by executing dxcli export-config <file_name>.dh2i.

  5. Transfer the *.dh2i file to any client machine running DxConnect, launch the application, and access the tunnel using the IP address and port assigned to the client.

Additional Information​