I finally figured out port forwarding. I know this is something that I should have understood and long, long, long time ago, but I just couldn’t quite get it working. Here’s the code that I used to get to my port forwarding working:
ssh -L 2022:gunnerweb.net:22 gunnerweb.net -l travis
This is essentially forwarding all local traffic (to localhost) on port 2022 and sending it to gunnerweb.net on port 22. Port forwarding! Why is this necessary? Well, for most people it isn’t. It allows me to get into the remote box through a secure channel.
I guess this is a somewhat poor example since port 22 is already secure, but it allows me to quickly open multiple connections quickly since the ‘pipe’ is already in place.
this is great news! (I guess.)
I don’t really get it, but I’m glad you figured this great thing out!
I you wanted to know you should have asked me a long time ago. I’m sorry i figured that you knew.
if you have any other tech questions be sure to ask me or your mom.
Trav – Don’t forget to enable the dual port reserve release function before too long or you may get buffer overflow on dual channel protection.
Convengo, usted debe haber llamadome y habría podido explicar virar hacia el lado de babor a usted hace años.