On Mon, Mar 10, 2003 at 10:53:25PM -0700, Didier Caamano wrote:
>
> Let say I have 3 computers a, b, c.
> a: Has a useless IP address (so far as I know) a 10.ip.add.ress and cannot
> connect to any service ecept html.
> b: Has a normal IP and is able to serve as telnet server but not ssh.
> c: Is a remote host(in whatever place) that have some services running,
> among them is ssh.
> a and b: Are behind a firewall and in the same network, although b is
> physically inaccessible.
> c: I need to access c (for whatever reason) while I'm not in front of it.
>
> It is safe to start a telnet session from computer a to computer b, and
> then from b start a ssh session and make whichever work I need to do in
> computer c while I'm in computer a?
If a & b are in the green zone and you don't care who sniffs within the
green zone... then traffic from b to c will be encrypted via ssh. So,
you should be ok.
Peace
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