Marcus Limosani wrote: > I have successfully used the examples on the shorewall.net site to > implement port knocking to allow me to gain shell access to the > server i control. > > I am wondering how I can modify the SSHKnock script to open another > port at the same time. > > I am wanting to additionally open port 10000 for webmin access.
I recommend simply tunneling webmin over your SSH connection. When you
initiate your ssh session:
ssh -X 9000:foo.bar.com:10000 foo.bar.com
Once the ssh connection is established, you can now open port 9000 on
the client system (localhost:9000 in your web browser) which will result
in your being connected to port 10000 on the remote gateway.
-Tom
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