First of all, can you post the ssh tunnel syntax you are using? In ssh you can specify which ip address will be used to bind the port tunnel. E.g: -L<local ip>:<local port>:<remote ip>:<remote port>.
I use ssh not in the terminal. i use putty for the connection. there is
a setting "ssh-->tunnels-->Add forwarded port" There i set the
sourceport e.g. at 9999 and as destination the ssh-server. i made it
also dynamic. so i can use it as proxyserver e.g. in firefox this way:
(SOCKS: localhost:9999)
Secondly, can you tell us the type of traffic you want transport over the tunnel? You can pass as many -L syntax as needed to ssh.
I think its tcp-packages from one programm on my computer which shell be
sent to a server outside. The reason for using the ssh-tunnel is, that
the firewall does not allow the port, the programm needs.
i hope it is clear
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