basic port forwarding help
From: Dexter Turner (dxturner_at_yahoo.com)
Date: 06/04/03
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Date: Wed, 4 Jun 2003 08:27:01 -0700 (PDT) To: secureshell@securityfocus.com
I have ssh access to a remote Sun server from my Linux
laptop.
I can log in with an ssh connection fine:
ssh -l <user> <remotehost>
There is an application on the server listening on
port 1204. Firewall is blocking 1204 so I thought it
should be simple enough to use ssh port forwarding to
talk to the application like:
ssh -l <user> -L 1204:<myhost>:1204 <remotehost>
Subsequently, I found out that the application is java
based and uses a 'callback' port to communicate with
the client on my laptop. The callback is initiated
from the remote host to the client so my assumption
was that the firewall was blocking outbound on the
callback port (set to 7803). No problem I thought, so
I tried:
ssh -l <user> -L 1204:<myhost>:1204 -R
7803:<remotehost>:7803 <remotehost>
Still doesn't work. Before I begin digging into the
application to see if it has a problem, I wanted to
verify that I had the port forwarding set up
correctly.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
D. Turner
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