Questions[tunnel](ubuntu)

I'm using SSH tunnel and remmina client to connect to the remote machine.

First I open the tunnel in my terminal:

ssh -L 3309:<server_address>:3389 user@<aws_bastion>

And then I just connect via remmina to localhost:3309 port with user name and password for that server. It works just fine.

I wonder if I could setup this SSH tunnel bit in remmina directly

I've tried to specify the following

And then connect to my <aws_bastion> server and it doesn't work. I wonder how do I translate that tunnel command in GUI client?

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How do I route my internet through a SSH tunnel?

I just got a new laptop and put Ubuntu on it as a good way to force myself to learn Linux. This laptop will be going with me to school, work, the local coffee shop, etc. So I wanted a secure way to browse without pesky filters and worrying about the open wifi.

I setup a simple autossh script to run in cron on startup, but I want to route all my traffic, not just web traffic pointed to the local loop back. That way I don't need to worry about my chats etc. I've seen some other posts like this, but they had different requirements to meet, none of which I am limited by; so I'm curious if there is a better option then SSH (which seems to have quiet a bit of overhead).

So the question, what is the best option for tunneling all traffic (securely of course) from an Ubuntu desktop to an Ubuntu server? One preferably with an example ;)

I run a web app in one of my lab servers, and I have already setup X11 Forwarding on those machines. Other lab members can tunnel through SSH, and browse that web app on their local browser at home.

I can't. Last time I checked with them, there is almost nothing I need to do.

When I type 192.168.1.113/webapp I get nothing.

Any tips?

THanks.

I ended up using the second method :)

ssh -L 8080:<server-ip-address>:80 <username>@<remote-addr> -N

I need to show somebody a website running on my local machine tomorrow. Normally I'd accomplish this by port forwarding on my local router but thanks to failing hardware and its replacement being awful, my current router doesn't let me do port forwarding.

So stuck with this delay and not wanting to push the whole thing onto a proper server, I had a crazy idea: Can I just forward my port to an external server over SSH?

I've done port tunnelling before but I usually do it the right way around:

• I connect to a remote box and ask that port 12345 shows up on my local machine at port 12345.
• I start something on P12345 on the remote machine
• I can access it via localhost:12345

What I want to do:

• Connect to a remote PC and ask that that its local P12345 fetch things from my local P12345 (over the tunnel)
• I start something on my local computer on P12345
• Other people can access remote:12345 and see my localhost:12345

I have a computer running SSH that I would like to give my friends access to, but I do not want them to use my internet connection through SSH tunnelling (although I'd like to do so myself). Is there a way to have a log of when SSH tunnels are created and by which (local) users, or, if that's not possible, only allow some users to do so?