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Originally Posted by Thor_2.0
Maybe a silly question: is a webserver installed and...running? Are the required ports open?
Just rambling along...
Thor
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Well, it's not actually a web server to host web sites for the world; just acts as a server in a medical clinic for a Patient Record system which is web based. In addition to the Patient Recod system, there's things like Nagios and Webmin which are also installed for remote support and management.
Now, this PC sits behind the ISP's NAT firewall. However, I've successfully configured Reverse-SSH-Tunneling and can access this PC anytme & from anywhere with the SSH terminal.
Now I need to be able to log into it's Nagios & Webmin from remote locations with my web browser.
Someone suggested as follows:
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you can use a SOCKS Proxy to access web apps. Look up examples of using ssh to create a Proxy - the tunneled connection works the same as any other ssh connection.
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So I needed some assistance on this, pls.