How to Make an SSH Proxy Tunnel

Learn how to setup an SSH tunnel proxy server as an intermediary between a local computer and remote server providing an inaccessible resource or service.
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[@hiro01231x]

I was just about to do the same thing with this video. It really helps. Time is passing at a dizzying pace these days. Thank you Tony for all your detailed explanations. I will watch it over and over again.

[@TonyTeachesTech]

Happy to hear that

[@Ghislo]

bro you give me chill vibes while learning something I don’t like that much. thank you so much!!

[@TonyTeachesTech]

Happy to help!

[@armantahery8432]

thnx it was one the most practical video about ssh tunneling I've seen in the youtube

[@hassenbouchhiwa9827]

Thank you so much . The examples were so clear and easy to follow

[@joyhumin1]

This is really helpful!! thank you!

[@gorgeous_cloud]

I've been unclear with this for years, and now it's so clear and explained so well. Thanks

[@TonyTeachesTech]

Glad it was helpful!

[@svenskaproxy5287]

Wow, thanks for explaining!!!

[@TonyTeachesTech]

Sure thing

[@martinjanata7091]

Helpful, thanks.

[@wparsa]

Thank you so much Tony

[@TonyTeachesTech]

You're welcome! Subscribe for more :)

[@shuvamadhikari2662]

Perfect Video

[@MeeJunksEavy]

You can more than 1 -L option and point to many ports or diff servers too. It's very neat and safe. Optus Australia could learn a bit from this video 😆

[@neallyrice]

In that case, a second -L option would consider local as the original local machine or the first proxy?

[@neallyrice]

What if I have 2 proxies?

[@hackingwithkencypher]

Bro great work

[@TonyTeachesTech]

Thank you so much 😀

[@miguelvasquez9849]

awesome!!! it works to me.

[@TonyTeachesTech]

Great!

[@HarrisFS]

Now do a video about ssh over socks5 proxy to tunnel your Internet traffic thru. (You also need a proxy switcher extension on your browser)

[@chip911]

awesome and really simple explanation as always. but whats the basic difference b/w ssh tunnel and proxy tunnel?? i think its basically the same

[@zacherywest1005]

Will this work with the remote -R rather than the local -L option the same? I have a home server I wish to access from the internet without opening ports on my home network. I’m thinking a reverse ssh proxy vps will do the trick. Thanks yo

[@worthmind]

Please make a video about turn server audio video calling system setup for nextcloud

[@meysammal1060]

How to configure the private server that only accepts proxy server?

[@Maniok84]

Hey, great work. The more videos I watch about ssh possibilities the more friendly it is for me. Is there a way to connect to a remote server over NAT without public IP by using VPS with public IP as proxy? My PC -> VPS -> Server I thought about setting up a SSH tunnel between VPS and Server but I don't know what to do next.

[@hosseinshamloo]

Can I route my windows DNS request traffic over SSH tunnel ? my ISP is spoofing DNS, I need to forward my DNS requests over SSH tunnel to my VPS overseas.

[@IBITZEE]

Nice info... great! What about a video on SSH full tunnel (like a VPN)... and a video about the SSH -J switch(jump/proxy)...

[@wrongdesire]

hi there , is it possible to connect to a vpn server by ssh tunnel? basicly i want to connect to a server from my own country (ex xx:xx:xx:xx )and use that to bypass the limit that i currently have to connect to a vpn server in another country (like ww:ww:ww:ww) , all these stuff that i want to do is because i have limitation on my normal internet which my server does not

[@moh13666]

Hi . did you find an answer ? looking for something like that .

[@wrongdesire]

@@moh13666 not really

[@cernejr]

When is such a tunnel usually used in practice?

[@TonyTeachesTech]

I have a video on running macOS on AWS next week and there is a good example of ssh tunnel in there. See you over there

[@poggiolipoggioli1940]

The IP in the diagram is wrong, right ?

[@SquashMayhem]

Still doesn't make sense to me. You have 3 devices in your diagram but you were only using two devices.

[@i3130002]

Add timestamps if you care.