May 20, '03 09:27:00AM • Contributed by: subatomicsatan
What you'll need to know: The usual IP address the Base Station assigns to your machine (ie 10.0.1.2), which is easily found in the network system prefs. Using the AirPort Admin Utility, log into your Base Station and "Show All Settings." Click on the "Port Mapping" tab, then click "Add."
For Public and Private port, put 22 (the standard SSH port number), and for "Private Address," put in the usual IP address (ie 10.0.1.2) assigned to your machine. Click on "Update" in the lower right corner, and wait while your Base Station reboots.
Once it does (I had problems doing this remotely from a friend's Mac, so you might want to do this at home), you'll be able to log into your subnetted machine by doing the following:
ssh username@basestation_ip_addressOnce you give your password, you're in! Using the -p command line option of ssh, and modifying the port mapping in the AirPort Admin Utility, you should be able to get access to all your wireless machines. Hope this is helpful!
[robg adds: I haven't tested this myself, though I should as it could be quite useful at times.]
