Re: Forwarding of SSH and FTP (22 and 21)
- From: "JsD" <JPyObjCDude@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 17 Mar 2007 22:05:34 -0700
... Perhaps if you fill in some more background and details
Ignoring FTP, for the moment, let's just tackle tunneling a secondary
ssh session.
I have two servers in a secure network one is FreeBSD running ssh that
is accesible via the internet. Server 2 is not available on the
internet also has ssh available.
I want to open an ssh session to the FreeBSD SSH server and then use
port forwarding to access sshd on Server 2. This way I can use sftp to
transfer files to my client to Server 2 without having to use VPN.
When using PUTTY to do a local port forward to Server 2 port 22 to my
local client it works fine when the local port is 22. If I forward to
my local port 51022 (or any other) it does not work.
I would rather not use local port 22 since I may need to use that port
for real ssh access to my client from any other box.
.
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