Re: How to SSH tunnel 2 times?
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- martin
Re: How to SSH tunnel 2 times?
- akari
Re: How to SSH tunnel 2 times?
Is there any example how to use Plink as a proxy command?
125.252.xx.xx --> 192.168.30.4 --> 10.168.41.52
so it will be
125.252.xx.xx set in the proxy tab and 192.168.30.4 set into the tunnel tab?
Try to put this in the local proxy command but fail:
125.252.xx.xx --> 192.168.30.4 --> 10.168.41.52
so it will be
125.252.xx.xx set in the proxy tab and 192.168.30.4 set into the tunnel tab?
Try to put this in the local proxy command but fail:
D:\putty\plink.exe -ssh username@125.252.xx.xx -pw password -P 22
- martin
Re: How to SSH tunnel 2 times?
You have to create one of the tunnels using PuTTY (or Plink).
See https://winscp.net/eng/docs/guide_tunnel
Or use Plink as a proxy command in WinSCP.
See https://winscp.net/eng/docs/guide_tunnel
Or use Plink as a proxy command in WinSCP.
- akari
How to SSH tunnel 2 times?
I know we can set the Host to setup tunnel on the Tunnel option, and then ssh to the host.
so the flow will be : 125.252.xx.xx --> 192.168.30.4
But there is another server need ssh from 192.168.30.4
The flow will be : 125.252.xx.xx --> 192.168.30.4 --> 10.168.41.52
Is it possible I can connect to 10.168.41.52 using WinSCP?
Sorry for bad english..
so the flow will be : 125.252.xx.xx --> 192.168.30.4
But there is another server need ssh from 192.168.30.4
The flow will be : 125.252.xx.xx --> 192.168.30.4 --> 10.168.41.52
Is it possible I can connect to 10.168.41.52 using WinSCP?
Sorry for bad english..