Not sure if this is exactly what you had in mind, but...
If you have a local work server with a local router which you can open up a port on you can use a SSH tunnel on your local work server to forward that port to a remote VPN or remote server which has its ports locked down but accessible to your IP. This opens up the port through your router to be
accessed externally but through SSH to the remote server.
Just look up SSH Tunnel.
Brett Wilton
http://wiltonsoftware.com
On 26/01/2011 8:32 a.m., Jeremy Burns wrote:
Does anyone have any ideas for how to connect to a remote database via SSH?
It's a development thing so that people working remotely can develop against
the same database hosted on our virtual server. --
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