Re: [dylug] Port Forwarding

Hi Santosh,

We use port forwarding for our client machine access
too.
We use putty like this:

putty.exe -ssh <Middle man IP address> -l <username>
-pw <password> -L 512:<final destination IP>:22

Try it out...might help u

@Abhijit 


--- Santosh <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Hi All,
>      In our company we have switched from AT&T
> connection to VPN, everything  was working fine
> however now we are supposed to connect to different
> servers using VPN, which we[offshore] are not able
> to
> connect, people at onsite are working on this
> however
> they say it will take time. In the mean time onsite
> people  have sugested to try Port Forwarding and try
> connecting to the new servers. This what they have
> suggested to do...
> 
> "Do a port forwarding. It is in session options
> where
> you can set this rule. This will create a tunnel for
> you in port 22 to use port 512."
> 
>          Any ideas on the same.....
> Regards
> Santosh
> 
> 
> 
> 
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