Re: Is there an SSH client which will tunnel ALL ports (TCP & UDP)?
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Date: Mon, 1 Jul 2002 09:59:09 -0700
In article <lk0vhukhjm6dme3ep0kknkbi9vrc8vj7c5@4ax.com>,
not@disclosed.com says...
> SecureCRT allows you to set up port forwarding rules so that when you
> make a connection that specific TCP port on localhost it gets
> tunnelled down the SSH connection.
>
> Is there any SSH client which, on running and connecting to an SSH
> server, will actually tunnel ANY traffic bound out of the client
> through the SSH connection?
>
> This is to get round the problem of running applications which cannot
> be told to connect back to localhost, use UDP for communication, and
> try to make connections to different destinations on the same port.
>
> From what I've read, UDP cannot normally be tunnelled through SSH,
> though?
> And I can't find any client which will intercept *outbound* traffic
> and route it through an SSH tunnel.
>
> TIA for any info.
> --
> Paul Adams
> Infrastructure & Security Analyst
>
You might be able to use NetCat for this. Do a google search on NetCat,
or grab a copy from http://www.atstake.com/research/tools/
---Matthew
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