Rob wrote:
To double check, I verified that I can login to myself on REMOTE:
$ ssh REMOTE
Sorry, of course this should have been:
$ ssh 127.0.0.2
to verify login to myself via the IP-alias on REMOTE.
Rob.
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Hi,
I use an ssh-tunnel from a PC on a local network behind a gateway to
another PC on the internet. Say the PC behind the gateway is LOCAL
and the other internet PC is REMOTE.
On LOCAL I do as a regular user:
$ ssh -2 -N -f -R 2201:127.0.0.1:22 REMOTE
Then on REMOTE I can then do:
$ ssh -p 220
