Hi Mike,
I understand now... but i still have a problem on server side :-)
When i start the tunnel on back-end side:
ssh -N -L 3333:myserver.myorg.com:5432 relay@myserver.myorg.com
it starts to listen on port 3333 of the 127.0.0.1 host (lo). If i try to
connect to myserver.myorg:3333 from the outside, the connection is refufed
because the tunnel does not work on the network interface's address (es.
192.168.0.1), but only on the lo interface.
How can i "export" that tunnel to the outside.
Thaks in advance,
Regards,
Silvio
>Doesn't matter. The whole point of ssh tunneling is to provide crypto
>for programs that wouldn't otherwise have it (certain pop, imap, http,
>whatever programs).
>
>As Matthew Frank pointed out, make an ssh tunnel from
>localhost:odbcport to odbchost:odpcport and point your ODBC client to
>localhost instead of odbchost.
>
>To try a simpler example, I've used putty's terminal app to tunnel
>localhost:9673 to a remote host's port 9673 (not for ODBC, but for web
>work). Pointed my web browser at localhost:9673 and up popped the
>remote web site. Secure as SSL, but without the cost.
>
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