SSH port forwarding through a firewall
Howdy all!
Basically I want to get through a firewall that is blocking the IRC port (6667) so that I can use IRC. I'm on an internal network and I have somebody with a static IP on the outside of the network who has given me a loggin on his computer. My idea is simply to forward all the 6667 port traffic on my internal PC (call it 'intern') to some not-so-blocked port like 1080 through the firewall to the external PC (call it 'extern'). Then I need extern to take the 1080 traffic coming from intern and simply forward it to port 6667. I've been trying different things with SSH and all but I don't think I understand it well enough. Is there anybody that could just help me get started with this? I feel kind of stupid for asking but I think I should just ask and let some network guru out there show his stuff. Thanks in advance. -- the dudemaN DavE |
If you can get into ssh on his machine, just do this:
Code:
ssh -L6667:irc.server.of.your.choice:6667 username@hishost |
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