ssh -D 9999 username@remote-host
- -D means "dynamic application-level port forwarding"
- 9999 is a port you make up
- username@remote-host is the account you're relaying through
- A prompt on the remote host will appear, ignore it (or use -N to avoid)
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SSH port forwarding / tunnelling
Command for a tunnel:
ssh -D 9999 username@remote-host
ssh -D 9999 username@remote-host
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