Questions tagged [ssh-tunnel]

An SSH tunnel leverages the SSH protocol to transport unencrypted data through an encrypted connection.

An SSH (secure shell) tunnel provides a secure connection through which unencrypted data can be sent.

This technique can be useful for:
- Providing security for insecure network protocols.
- Hiding one's true location (ip).
- Circumventing blocked ports in firewalls.

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the theory of SSH public and Private key and its application in realworld machines

there. In this question, I have a very specific one about public and private keys. So Public keys should be put on the opposite side. For example, if we have a server, the public key of the server should be put in the user's machine And the user's…

asked Aug 08 '23 at 16:10

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Can I use SSH tunnel to get around firewall?

I want to ssh to Server-A which only accepts connections on port 1234. This port is blocked on my current network's firewall. Server-B however, accepts ssh connections on standard port 22, and is able to reach Server-A via ssh on the alternate port…

ssh firewall ssh-tunnel

asked Sep 19 '13 at 19:17

But those new buttons though..

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