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Re: tunnelling through 2 servers: msg#00031network.openssh.general
I have achieved something that sounds similar to what you want. I have a web server at my workplace with a site I'm working on. I can secure shell in through the firewall easily enough to edit the site, but I also need to view the page in a browser, and the web server is not yet internet-facing. So I used ssh to get port 80 traffic through the encrypted tunnel. Here are the hosts: home: my home computer firewall: the internet-facing firewall computer server: the web-server ssh -L 2345:server:80 bforbes@firewall Now in the browser, I go to the url "localhost:2345", and these packets get passed through the encrypted tunnel to port 80 on the web-server, problem solved. Hopefully this helps. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/tunnelling-through-2-servers-tf2829801.html#a7902748 Sent from the SSH (Secure Shell) mailing list archive at Nabble.com. |
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