I\'m writing a custom tunnel (first there\'s a custom hello and then the connection becomes a tunnel), but it\'s pretty slow.
I will try to connect I logged on locally (127.0.0.1) on Putty. Then I try to connect through the tunnel to the remote server.
I have an Ubuntu server example.com and I have ssh\'ed into it. But only after I ssh into it, do I realize that I meant to do ssh -L 8000:localhost:9000 example.com. Is there a way to create that tunn
I want to setup a simple ssh tunnel from a local machine to a machine on the internet. I\'m using ssh -D 8080 -f -C -q -N -p 12122 <username>@<hostname>
Here\'s what we want to achieve. we have a http server running on a mobile device (yes, really). We\'d like to connect to it via a browser. both mobi开发者_JAVA百科le device and browser may be behind
I\'ve created an Amazon EC2 AMI running CentOS Linux 5.5 and PostgreSQL 8.4.I\'d like to be able to create an SSH tunnel from my machine to the instance so I can connect to the PostgreSQL database fro
I\'m working on a python script to query a few remote databases over an established ssh tunnel every so often. I\'m fairly familiar with the paramiko library, so that was my choice of route. I\'d pref
I would like to transform this unix command into a ruby script ssh -2 -f -c blowfish -N -C user@ip -D 8080
I\'m having trouble accessing a port on my OSX host from a vm. I\'m using NAT in VMware fusion. In my (OSX host) hosts file, I have the ip address for vmnet8 mapped to \'mac\'.
I am trying to do the following.I have an internal ssh server at work (e.g. internal@192.168.1.13).This server 开发者_JS百科is behind a gateway (external@gateway.work.com).
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