On 1/2/18 10:24 AM, Juanito wrote:
In my example, where I didn't express myself very clearly, I meant port to be 10000. The idea would be for port 10000 on the server to redirect to port 22 (ssh) on the device I wish to reach.
You need to be clearer about the names of the machines involved. I assume that your initial ssh is from "the client" to "the server". You want all attempts to connect to port 10000 on the server to be forwarded to port 22 on "the device you wish to reach", which is a third host.
So I could do something like: ssh -p 10000 user@server to connect to port 22 on the device.
This is straightforward: If you use the arguments "-R 10000:device:22", then any attempt to connect to port 10000 on the server will be transported back to the client, from which it will be an outgoing TCP connection to port 22 on "device".
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