Hello guys,


I have below setup.


cygwin <--> uxJump <--> win2k


Parties definition :
cygwin - win7
uxJump - solaris10
win2k - windows 2003 server


I have activated dynamic port forwarding from Cygwin machine via uxJump server with below command :


ssh -f -D 1081 user1@uxJump -N


I want to connect to win2k server via RDP directly from Cygwin machine with win7 onboard.


I don't want to make local tunneling but want to use socks proxy (uxJump).


How to achieve this because standard Remote Desktop Connection doesn't allow me to provide any proxy ?

Why not use port forwarding?

For RDP in my setup of:

Win7 <--> LinuxGateway <--> Win(version with RDP server)

I simply have the LinuxGateway forward the incoming Win7 port(3389 is default, but configurable) to the target RDP server. (The RDP server needs to be enabled on the target Win machine.)

From remote locations, I connect with SSH to LinuxGateway and tunnel RDP to reach target Win machines.

@allend


Do you mean that on the Cygwin I should do below ?
ssh -f -L 9999:win2k:3389 -p 1081 localhost


Port TCP/9999 then should be changed to every win2k target server and I want to avoid that by using socks proxy.

I am saying that you do not need cygwin at all.
You need to set up a remote desktop client on your Win7 machine that connects to your Solaris 10 machine.
The Solaris 10 machine needs to be set up to forward that connection to your Win 2003 server. I do not know Solaris 10, but this LQ thread seems to be relevant. http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...10-0-a-760957/