[nflug] reverse tunnel

[David J. Andruczyk]

no,  
on customer's workstation they would run:

ssh -R59000:localhost:5900 IP_OF_CYBERSOURCE_HOST

Then you, pete on that CYBERSOURCE host would run:
vnc localhost:59000


Cyber Source <peter at thecybersource.com> wrote: David J. Andruczyk wrote:
> Ahh, OK easy:
>
> Prereq's:
> Cust machine MUST have SSHD running, and should be
> able ot initiate an SSH connection outbound to the
> internet.
>
> Your site needs to have a SSH-inable machine
> accessible via the internet, preferrably with a
> hostname.
>
> First off on your end..
> you need to have a public hostname/IP that is SSH-in
> able.  preferrably to an isolated system with a dummy
> account (or ssh key, ssh key is nicer as it doesn't
> require the end users to type in a password, but is
> trickier to setup).
>
> On the workstation (customer machine)
> run "ssh -R:2222:localhost:22 YOUR_OUTSIDE_HOSTNAME -l
> support
>
> YOUR_OUTSIDE_HOSTNAME is the ssh-inable host located
> at your place.
>
> support is the username on that host.
> If you use SSH keys it'll login and give a shell
> prompt.  
>
> The end user is now done.
>
> YOU would run "ssh localhost -p 2222 -l $USERNAME" on
> that host the user just logged into, use an
> appropriate username for the customers machine., enter
> the password, and you are now into the customers
> machine.
>
> when the user logs out of that connection, the port
> forward will close.  NOTE: u can't do multipel port
> forwards to the same box to the SAME ports. (i.e. u
> can't work on two machines at once using this method
> unless you have them use alternative ports. (i.e.
> 2222,2223, 2224)
>
> --- Cyber Source 
 wrote:
>
>   
>> David J. Andruczyk wrote:
>>     
>>>> how about a succinct reverse ssh howto there
>>>>         
>> buddy?
>>     
>>>> I want to set this
>>>> up on our dumps.
>>>> __________________________
>>>>     
>>>>         
>>> Not sure what exactly u mean.  Do you want to know
>>>       
>> how
>>     
>>> to do an SSH port tunnel? (i.e. ssh -L, or ssh -R)
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> -- David J. Andruczyk
>>>
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>> I want to be able to put an icon on my dump(s)
>> desktop so that people
>> that need help can use with me to be able to get
>> back into them, whether
>> they are behind a router or not, just like
>> webex/gotomeeting does in
>> windows land.
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Ok, just getting around to reading this. So, theoretically, if I should
change the -R:2222 to -R:5900, I should be able to vnc into them, correct?
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