I wonder if anyone can help me work out how to do this, please:
I have two private networks (192.168.1.0/24) each with a firewall machine connecting through ADSL to the Internet. Each private network can reach the Internet through the firewall (using NAT); therefore no machine except the firewall is visible from outside (at static IP addresses allocated by the ISP).
I can, from any machine on either private network, do
"ssh -X remote.firewall.address" and connect to the remote firewall. What I am trying to do is to use ssh tunnelling to go direct to one of
the machines on the remote private network, because I need to be able to
run X programs from that machine on my own display. However, I can't
work out how to do it.
So far, I tried
ssh -X -L 8877:remote.private.machine:22 remote.firewall.address
(using 8877 as an arbitrary unassigned port) but all that gives me is a connection to the remote firewall itself.
I do this all the time.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ssh -L 10001:localhost:10001 ted.domain.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] ssh -L 10001:localhost:5901 rufus.domain.com [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Adjust port numbers and options as necessary.
-Roberto
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