At 01:18 PM 01/09/04, you wrote:
>Well, here's what I want. Hope I made it clear this time.
>
>I want to create a long SSH tunnel running from my laptop to one server
>and from there to another. Also, I want to forward port x on my machine
>to the 1st server and then to the 2nd server through this tunnel. Is it
>possible to create an SSH tunnel among three (or more) machines ?
The short answer is "yes, but"; the middle machine(s) can run(s) a proxy that will
forward SSH connections to/from the neighboring machines. Otherwise, you can log in
via SSH to a middle machine, then login via SSH to a subsequent machine, and set up
the port forwarding on the middle machine to connect the two SSHs ("incoming" and
"outgoing") together. Hokey, but it can be done.
Of course, this does not take into account firewalls, which can remap ports
aritrarily; if it's an application-level proxy firewall, like mine, you need a proxy
service process as the connection endpoint for SSH.
TW
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