Re: X-11 forwarding, ssh, multiple hosts

[Richard Fifarek <rfifarek@silug.org>]

	Don't know the syntax of F-Secure's stuff, but here's how you 
would tunnel connections with OpenSSH:

First window:
[rfifarek@rfifarek rfifarek]$ ssh -L 2222:host0.cdc.noaa.gov:22 host1.cdc.noaa.gov
rfifarek@host1.cdc.noaa.gov's password: 
[snip]
You have mail.
host1:~ 401;

Second window:
[rfifarek@rfifarek rfifarek]$ ssh -X -p 2222 127.0.0.1
rfifarek@127.0.0.1's password: 
[snip]
You have mail.
host0:~ 401; xterm &

	( and an Xterm appears)


	I setup a local (127.0.0.1) port to forward to the ssh port on
host0 via host1.

	By adding -X (in OpenSSH) to the syntax, you enable X11
forwarding explicitly.

On Mon, 5 May 2003, William Underwood wrote:

> All,
>   Need a little help with X-Forwarding....
> 
> ssh w/X-tunnel: ClientA <-> ServerA works
> ssh w/X-tunnel: ServerA <-> ServerB works
> ssh w/X-Tunnel: ClientA <-> ServerA <-> ServerB fails... :-(
> 
> Anyone out there have explicit, written directions on the appropriate
> environment settings and commands for enabling this function?  All clients
> are Solaris 9, all servers are Solaris 9, all ssh products are F-Secure.
> 
> F-Secure is _not_ helpful...  And no, this in not a good opportunity to push
> OSS products... 
> 
> Thanks,
> William
> 
> -- 
> William Underwood
> wllmundrwd@charter.net
> 
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