I can't seem to find an easy answer to this on Google so I am hoping something can help.

I wish to have windows clients from the outside world tunnel to my network via SSH (onsite techs and remote support mostly) and be able to talk on all ports to all systems on the network. We have a Linux firewall and SSH running and Iptables. I can run a SSH terminal window using putty and that works awesome but I don't think I can tunnel network traffic of various kinds.

A nice feature would be if I could run an executeable rather than installing anything at the client site.

I installed SSH for Windows on an outside box but not sure where to go from here.

I tried Putty because of an article I read but I don't see how to make a tunnel with that. (putty would be awesome because it is a executeable)

I am mostly looking for a "yes or no" as to if this can be done and then I can figure it out myself. Thanx.

You need to configure putty to use port forwarding via ssh: http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/...pter3.html#3.5

I understand single port forwarding and I can get that to work too, but can I forward and enter IP or should I say TO an entire IP (all 65535 ports)

I want to say that if a packet is destined for 10.1.1.1 leave out my SSH tunel on my machine that is on 192.168.15.15

Sorry if I am not being clear.

I don't know if ssh will work on ports other than 22.

SSH will work on other ports(I know, because i had to use it over port 443 since my school is stupid.)