Re: some tunnelling help needed

From: Payal Rathod (payal-ssh_at_staticky.com)
Date: 02/17/04

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To: "Black, Braden" <BBlack@VSCat.com>

    On Tue, Feb 17, 2004 at 11:42:10AM -0500, Black, Braden wrote:
    >
    > You forgot the '-g' option, to allow remote hosts to connect to the local
    > port. Otherwise, the port is just bound to the loopback interface. Also, I

    I ill try it the first time tomorrow.

    > would suggest opening the tunnel on an internal host as opposed to doing it
    > directly on the firewall.

    Can you expand on this please? What exactly do you mean? Thanks a lot
    and bye.
    With warm regards,
    -Payal
    p.s. please mark a CC to me also. 

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