Re: Using putty to debug ssh through a firewall
- From: purpmint008@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 17 Aug 2007 16:40:01 -0700
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So let me get this straight your pretty much running ssh and sshd on
the same computer?
OR (Let me try and understand.)
Your behind a (company's) firewall and your running an sshd on port 23
on your workstation?
Please give a little more detail.
To access things outside of a firewall through your workstation you
need an sshd (SSH Server)
on the outside to connect to (home computer?).
Then you can use an ssh client (like PuTTY) running on your
workstation to connect to that server
and route something like a web browser through it so you bypass your
firewall's filter or something.
Also, please post your sshd_config file (/etc/sshd_config) so people
can recommend some changes if need be
but either way I can't thing of a solution (on your limited
description, no offense) other than recommending an upgrade
on your client? Your OpenSSH version is the latest one though.
Here are some links about bypassing a firewall through SSH:
http://polishlinux.org/apps/ssh-tunneling-to-bypass-corporate-firewalls/
http://www.buzzsurf.com/surfatwork/
Just google for other such tutorials.
Don't mind me asking or don't even reply to this question but: Are you
up to no good? :-(
.
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