Please elaborate some more the use-case scenario - I am not sure I understand what "enable the SSH-server to establish the TCP connection itself." means. If you mean that the SSH server initiates the connection, then I am not sure it is according to any RFC nor do I see the use-case for it - after all the very word "server" means that it accepts connections and not initiates them...
________________________________ From: Christian Siegert <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, October 10, 2016 6:37 AM To: [email protected] Subject: TCP-Connection Dear SSHD contributors and developers, I hope this is the right mailing list to ask my question. My question is regarding the TCP connection process, which is underlying the SSH-server in the library. I want to enable the SSH-server to establish the TCP connection itself. Scenario: 1. SSH server connects over TCP to the SSH client 2. SSH client establishes the SSH connection (as usual) As you can see, just the first step of the SSH connection process is reversed. Can someone give me any pointers to how or where I can start on this topic? My guess so far is, that I have to extend the "Nio2Connector.java". Is that correct or am I completely off track? Any information would be really helpful. Thanks in advance and keep up the great work. Best Regards, Christian
