Re: DICOM on SSH?

SpreadTooThin wrote:
Wences wrote:
You use an SSH tunnel.
If Box-1 is running the SSH server, and this med app is listening on
port 104, in Box-2 you do something like:


SSH Server? Sorry but is that different from ssh? The secure shell.

Oh, my. You are newbie. It's OK, we'll walk through it with you. There are
several protocols called "SSH", the older SSH1 and the newer SSH2. When you
connect to a machine with SSH, the protocol, you're using using an SSH
"client" on your end, and the software that answers your attempt and
actually sets up the connection is the SSH "server".

OK? Now, most SSH clients are shell clients: Some are SCP or SFTP clients,
for transferring files, but those are also SSH clients because they use the
SSH protocol. Does that also make sense?


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