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VNC / SSH help by i_am_pi 2002-02-14 07:42:09
I'm trying to use ssh to port-forward a firewalled port (5900/vnc) to a non-firewalled port (110).

I'm using this command on the vnc server (A winnt machine with an ssh server)

ssh -L 110:127.0.0.1:5900 -g -N 127.0.0.1

It listens, but doesn't appear to do anything. I vnc to the server port 110 and the viewer dies with no error message.

I need to do this because getting the admins to unfirewall a port will take a few years. Grr..

Pi
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[ Reply ]
  The answer by chromatix2002-02-14 08:05:26
    i'm not trying to loopback by i_am_pi2002-02-14 08:10:32
      works on my system with other services... by allegory2002-02-14 08:16:42
      This is what matters: by chromatix2002-02-14 08:33:02
        i set noloopback with a registry file, didn't help by i_am_pi2002-02-14 08:43:55
          err, i set allow loopback (n/t) by i_am_pi2002-02-14 08:44:30
          Dig in here... by Arcanum2006-11-19 12:55:59
            (i'm actually using tightvnc now) :) (n/t) by i_am_pi2002-02-14 08:54:20
  The way I do port forwarding.... by rycompguy2002-02-14 08:32:12
  GRRR. I tried both solutions, none of them work! (n/t) by i_am_pi2002-02-14 09:09:53
  Try this by beez2006-11-19 12:55:59

 

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