Hi, I don't know what TeraTerm can do but I got the impression that you could not "proxy" ftp fully through it. FTP can't be tunneled using a single local port-forward as is the standard tunnel-implementation in most ssh-clients (at least not if if we are speaking tunneling BOTH ftp-channels). You would need a client that "understands" the ftp-protocol since it needs several tunnels set up on the fly. I was just making a suggestion here, there might be other solutions to your specific problem. Check MindTerm out if you are interested in solving the problem of connecting to an "invisible" ftp-server "behind" a firewall for example. Cheers, /Mats On Fri, 24 Sep 1999, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >Try using the ssh-client MindTerm. It has "true" ftp-tunneling (for > >passive mode ftp clients at least). See http://www.mindbright.se/mindterm/ > >if you are interested in this. > > TeraTerm SSH has untrue ftp-tunneling??? >
