The -t option forces ssh to allocate a pseudo-tty so you can run an interactive command. This can work with ssh keys as well. If you have your private and public key on machine A and your public key in …

This isn't really relevant in context. You wouldn't set this according to the location of the server on the network, but rather whether you want to access the tunnel from the local machine (on which putty is …

Mar 12, 2017 · Of course you can't tunnel literally ALL of your traffic through ssh, because that would mean tunneling ssh through itself, but we knew what you meant. :)

A tunnel is a product of an SSH connection. Make a tunnel with -R, and you provide something through which some other client (on the remote side from the perspective of the SSH client) might establish a …

Can I reroute the https traffic (of an svn repository) via ssh-tunnel. The problem is that the the services that use https don't work if I just create one tunnel for listening with e.g.: ssh -L 1...

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As said in other posts, if you don't want a prompt on the remote host, you must use the -N option of SSH. But this just keeps SSH running without having a prompt, and the shell busy. You just need to …

Dec 10, 2012 · ssh -R 8080:localhost:80 -N [email protected] This will open a listening socket on port 8080 of your-server.dyndns.org, and any connections that are made onto …

I've been using SSH tunnel for a while on Windows (using Putty). On Windows with putty, it is always fine, but on mac or cygwin, it sometimes prompts the warning message: open failed: administrat...

219 channel 1: open failed: administratively prohibited: open failed The above message refers to your SSH server rejecting your SSH client's request to open a side channel. This typically comes from -D, …