ssh tip and trick
Written By smart|
16 June 2009|
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Setting up a secure tunnel with SSH within a SSH tunnel for services. you have a server running a service on port 567 and now you want to access the service in a secure way and not unencrypted over the network. Now you can map the remote port 567 to a local port, for example
Lets your server domain name is smartproteam.com and username is admin
ssh –NfL 789:smartproteam.com:567 admin@smartproteam.com
After providing the password for you account on the remote machine you can now access the remote service on port 567 on your local port 789











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