Hihu,
Try something like this:
TeraTermProSSH
/ssh-L5901:localhost:5901 <server>
No spaces in my version of ssh on win, it's a diffirent thing with linux, it
would look like this even if you connect to the same server:
ssh -L 5901:<server>:5901 <server>
It's prob. something about the way your OS works with the adapter.
Regards,
Jannik
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From: uvo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 14. maj 2001 11:00
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: TightVnc/SSH Tunneling/AllowLoopback
Hi,
I have a problem with VNC and SSH tunneling setup.
I want a LoopbackOnly setup for security reasons.
But when I add LoopbackOnly, I can't connect anymore.
When I connect and only have the AllowLoopback-Value set, I can
connect fine, but (of course) everyone else can. So I think my
basic setup is right, but something is wrong with LoopbackOnly.
Some details with my setup:
WinNT 4.0Sp6a, TightVNC Server installed as a service, cygwin
sshd.
Client is TightVNC under Windows2000; tunneling done with ssh
server -L 5901:server:5900, WinVNC connect with localhost.
Any ideas?
Ciao
Ulrich.
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