Tunneling Telnet and FTP
On ssh
server.com
ssh -R 1234:localhost:23 -l jaqui
ssh.client.com
This maps port 1234 (note >1024) on ssh.client.com to the servers port 23 (telnet) and starts an encrypted session
Now from client.com
telnet localhost 1234
You're now connecting via a secure tunnel back to the server.
ssh -L 1234:ftphost:21 ssh.host.com
Now from client - ftp localhost 1234
X11 Forwarding
./configure
-with-x (as well as the other chosen parameters)
sshd_config
X11Forwarding
yes
sshd2_config
ForwardX11
yes
hosts.allow
sshdfwd-x11:
ip
addrs: options
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