Ssh behind a firewall
I have a server in my home at the IP 194.xx.x.x the server is globally accessible. But when i am in my office i am behind a firewall. The address of my firewall is 193.x.x.x and i have a user name and password. My private IP is 10.1.3.29. I wanted to know how can i connect to the server at home. Is there any way i can specify the proxy settings in the ssh command.
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It all depends on which ports the firewall permits...
If that thing is an application firewall as well, and acts as a http/https proxy and 80 (and mates) are all it allows you may be out of luck. Cheers, Tink |
Ok suppose i am just behind a proxy............no firewall..............then how would i add the proxy parameters in the ssh command.
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Sorry, there's no way, Jose ...
The proxy will know that what you're trying to access is not a URL, so you won't get anywhere. Cheers, Tink |
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