An SSH tunnel provides an encrypted channel based on the SSH protocol.
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Tunnelling VPN through SSH mac
I have a pptp VPN server set up on my Raspberry Pi at home, and it works really well, except when I'm stuck behind my college's firewall. I can SSH into it through commonly open firewall ports (443, ...
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Specifying outgoing interface for SSH tunnel
I have a machine with two public IP addresses on two interfaces. This machine is running sshd. Is there a way to specify, when creating a tunnel with a SOCKS interface (i.e. -D), which interface to ...
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General Setup on remote programming
I have the following 3 units
A laptop that runs both MAC/Ubuntu
A home-based server with Ubuntu desktop version
A wireless router which I got from the provider that does not have that much ...
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How do I route a spare network interface through an SSH tunnel?
I just bought a Raspberry Pi and I am wanting to route an ad hoc wireless network interface fully through an SSH tunnel that was created using another wireless interface. I want to do this so that I ...
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Disable SSH Tunnel with KVM VNC Server
Here at work we've set up a KVM server that hosts a couple guest machines. The KVM itself is headless and we remote into whenever needed, but we would like to be able to VNC into the guests. I have ...
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creating secure tunnel with socat
How we can create secure multicast tunnels with socat?
Assume we have a list of IP addresses, CIDR network addresses that we want to create secure tunnel to.
I found this:
socat STDIO ...
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Reverse tunnelling with “stunnel” in linux
Scenario:
Central Log-Server(logserv)- only private IP interfaces
Multiple client servers (logclient)- has public IPs.
Requirement:
Need to tcp logs of syslog application from various logclients ...
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Xdebug not working over a reverse shell
I've opened a reverse shell to my remote server to tunnel port 9000 to my local machine like this ssh -R 9000:localhost:9000 you@remote-php-web-server.com but but it doesn't work. The reverse shell ...
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Problem in using SSH tunnel
In a network, due to a reason that I don't know, I can't browse the web in Linux(In windows it has no problem). I get Error 301 moved permanently when I try to load a web page.
I decided to bypass ...
