Clewis at 14:53, 4 November 2015

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=Set up a revserse tunnel to bypass NAT to a remote machine=
Useful to log into a remote machine (remote) with account (remoteaccount) that is behind a NAT firewall.

Create an account on a machine on the Internet (middle.some.place) which is available from both sides and set a password:
<pre>useradd -s /bin/bash middleuser
passwd middleuser</pre>

From remote machine
<pre>ssh -R 10002:localhost:22 middleuser@middle.some.place
</pre>
The remote user will log into the middle machine. The terminal must stay open for the duration of the connection.

if you're logged into the middle.some.place.... you can then do:

<pre> ssh remoteaccount@localhost -P 10002
</pre>

and that should be it

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Clewis at 14:53, 4 November 2015

Clewis: Created page with "=Set up a revserse tunnel to bypass NAT to a remote machine= Useful to log into a remote machine (remote) with account (remoteaccount) that is behind a NAT firewall. Create a..."