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KISS - Your computer = your_computer_ip / your_user_name_at_your_computer REMOTE SERVER = REMOTE_ip / remote_user_name

ON - VPN PROTECTED COMPUTER (REMOTE SERVER) in /etc/ssh/sshd_config file:

AllowTcpForwarding all
PermitTunnel yes

then restart ssh:

sudo service ssh restart

(we are configuring port 2222 as the incoming ssh transmission) (you need it persistent you can use tmux or -f flag -> ssh -f -R) ** Still on VPN PROTECTED **

ssh -R 2222:localhost:22 your_user_name_at_your_computer@you_computer_ipyour_user_name_at_your_computer@your_computer_ip
  • ** 2222 is not random port!!**
  • ** only root users can open ports below 1024 !!!**

you can now disconnect VPN or anything else that was used

open a terminal in your computer

your 2222 port on your computer is now mapped to the remote host!

ssh localhost -p 2222 -l remote_user_name

KISS - Your computer = your_computer_ip / your_user_name_at_your_computer REMOTE SERVER = REMOTE_ip / remote_user_name

ON - VPN PROTECTED COMPUTER (REMOTE SERVER) in /etc/ssh/sshd_config file:

AllowTcpForwarding all
PermitTunnel yes

then restart ssh:

sudo service ssh restart

(we are configuring port 2222 as the incoming ssh transmission) (you need it persistent you can use tmux or -f flag -> ssh -f -R) ** Still on VPN PROTECTED **

ssh -R 2222:localhost:22 your_user_name_at_your_computer@you_computer_ip
  • ** 2222 is not random port!!**
  • ** only root users can open ports below 1024 !!!**

you can now disconnect VPN or anything else that was used

open a terminal in your computer

your 2222 port on your computer is now mapped to the remote host!

ssh localhost -p 2222 -l remote_user_name

KISS - Your computer = your_computer_ip / your_user_name_at_your_computer REMOTE SERVER = REMOTE_ip / remote_user_name

ON - VPN PROTECTED COMPUTER (REMOTE SERVER) in /etc/ssh/sshd_config file:

AllowTcpForwarding all
PermitTunnel yes

then restart ssh:

sudo service ssh restart

(we are configuring port 2222 as the incoming ssh transmission) (you need it persistent you can use tmux or -f flag -> ssh -f -R) ** Still on VPN PROTECTED **

ssh -R 2222:localhost:22 your_user_name_at_your_computer@your_computer_ip
  • ** 2222 is not random port!!**
  • ** only root users can open ports below 1024 !!!**

you can now disconnect VPN or anything else that was used

open a terminal in your computer

your 2222 port on your computer is now mapped to the remote host!

ssh localhost -p 2222 -l remote_user_name
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user3505444
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KISS - Your computer = you_computer_ipyour_computer_ip / your_user_name_at_your_computer REMOTE SERVER = REMOTE_ip / remote_user_name

ON - VPN PROTECTED COMPUTER (REMOTE SERVER) in /etc/ssh/sshd_config file:

AllowTcpForwarding all
PermitTunnel yes

then restart ssh:

sudo service ssh restart

(we are configuring port 2222 as the incoming ssh transmission) (you need it persistent you can use tmux or -f flag -> ssh -f -R) ** Still on VPN PROTECTED **

ssh -R 2222:localhost:22 your_user_name_at_your_computer@you_computer_ip
  • ** 2222 is not random port!!**
  • ** only root users can open ports below 1024 !!!**

you can now disconnect VPN or anything else that was used

open a terminal in your computer

your 2222 port on your computer is now mapped to the remote host!

ssh localhost -p 2222 -l remote_user_name

KISS - Your computer = you_computer_ip / your_user_name_at_your_computer REMOTE SERVER = REMOTE_ip / remote_user_name

ON - VPN PROTECTED COMPUTER (REMOTE SERVER) in /etc/ssh/sshd_config file:

AllowTcpForwarding all
PermitTunnel yes

then restart ssh:

sudo service ssh restart

(we are configuring port 2222 as the incoming ssh transmission) (you need it persistent you can use tmux or -f flag -> ssh -f -R)

ssh -R 2222:localhost:22 your_user_name_at_your_computer@you_computer_ip
  • ** 2222 is not random port!!**
  • ** only root users can open ports below 1024 !!!**

you can now disconnect VPN or anything else that was used

open a terminal in your computer

your 2222 port on your computer is now mapped to the remote host!

ssh localhost -p 2222 -l remote_user_name

KISS - Your computer = your_computer_ip / your_user_name_at_your_computer REMOTE SERVER = REMOTE_ip / remote_user_name

ON - VPN PROTECTED COMPUTER (REMOTE SERVER) in /etc/ssh/sshd_config file:

AllowTcpForwarding all
PermitTunnel yes

then restart ssh:

sudo service ssh restart

(we are configuring port 2222 as the incoming ssh transmission) (you need it persistent you can use tmux or -f flag -> ssh -f -R) ** Still on VPN PROTECTED **

ssh -R 2222:localhost:22 your_user_name_at_your_computer@you_computer_ip
  • ** 2222 is not random port!!**
  • ** only root users can open ports below 1024 !!!**

you can now disconnect VPN or anything else that was used

open a terminal in your computer

your 2222 port on your computer is now mapped to the remote host!

ssh localhost -p 2222 -l remote_user_name
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user3505444
user3505444
  • 121
  • 2

KISS - Your computer = you_computer_ip / your_user_name_at_your_computer REMOTE SERVER = REMOTE_ip / remote_user_name

ON - VPN PROTECTED COMPUTER (REMOTE SERVER) in /etc/ssh/sshd_config file:

AllowTcpForwarding all
PermitTunnel yes

then restart ssh:

sudo service ssh restart

(we are configuring port 2222 as the incoming ssh transmission) (you need it persistent you can use tmux or -f flag -> ssh -f -R)

ssh -R 2222:localhost:22 your_user_name_at_your_computer@you_computer_ip
  • ** 2222 is not random port!!**
  • ** only root users can open ports below 1024 !!!**

you can now disconnect VPN or anything else that was used

open a terminal in your computer

your 2222 port on your computer is now mapped to the remote host!

ssh localhost -p 2222 -l remote_user_name