begin David Bishop quotation:
> Does anyone here use ssh as a tunneling protocol, that should be brought up
> at boot time and shutdown only when rebooting the machine, like a standard
> ethernet connection? What I'm talking about is if I want my box to ssh
> through a firewall, use port forwarding to do some reverse proxying, and keep
> that up until I shut the machine down.
http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/mini/VPN.html
Linux VPN HOWTO (implementing VPNs using PPP over SSH)
http://www.strongcrypto.com/ David Sifry's Virtual Private
Server (aka SecureVPS), a Linux-
based VPN implemented by running
PPP across an SSH tunnel.
Source & binaries under the GNU
General Public Licence.
secsh protocol. v. 1.5.
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