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Article #1Re: SSH tunnels woes with Putty
From: Andy Gray
Date: Tue, 18 Jan 2011 05:51
Date: Tue, 18 Jan 2011 05:51
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On Dec 25 2010, 3:27 pm, Al <bigal...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi Folks, > > I REALLY hope someone here can help me. I have been trying to setup a > SSH tunnel so that when I surf the net on my laptop I can SSH into my > Ubuntu box at home and go through that for web page traffic. > > Now I tried to connect to Ubuntu@home from laptop running Win7 with: > > putty -ssh my.dyndns.org -l username -P 443 -D 8080 -v > > and the connection establishes just fine, but when I surf to > whatsmyip.org I get a different WAN IP to my Ubuntu WAN IP. Weird, so > after a lot or trying different things (IE7, Chrome etc) I rebooted > that same laptop into Ubuntu as well and issued the exact same command > but not using putty > > ssh my.dyndns.org -l username -P 443 -D 8080 -v > > Now it works like a charm, so I am thinking its something specific to > Win7 or Putty. But I am at the limit of my trouble shooting. Can > someone please help. > > Cheers > > -Al I have not managed to get a similar configuration working either. However, using freecap and firefox to use the dynamic port forward from putty did work. Perhaps try freecap out, it works for me. But as you say, firefox should be able to use a dynamic port - or at least I would have thought so, but I'm not sure myself (hence posting in this forum in another thread) - Andrew
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