SSH Dynamic Port Forwarding

[@vladislavkaras491]

Thanks for such great explanation and the demonstration as well!

[@DarraghMcCarthy]

Wonderful, exactly what I wanted

[@adrianoros4083]

Thank you for this very well descripted video with images, please keep up the gr8 work

[@securerandom5420]

Thanks you, Adrian. I appreciate the comment.

[@cesaryaircalderonguevara5033]

Nice video, very clear concepts.

[@AhmedAymanElSayed-e1i]

Very nice video, thanks!

[@bharadwaz7]

thanks for making this

[@theodoremmorales6132]

great video m8!

[@alancampagnaro8511]

very helpful!

[@pipime1984]

Good video, and by the way, is there a way to forward UDP packet?

[@b8357-b7z]

Is it pssible to proxy any port (no only http(s))? Or all ports?

[@securerandom5420]

Yes. If you connect to your server with "ssh -D 1080 bastion.securecorp.io" it creates a socks5 proxy that listens on your local port 1080. Then you can then use a tool like "proxychains" to forward any TCP port through it. An example would be scanning TCP ports with Nmap through it like so "proxychains nmap -Pn -sT 192.168.1.100".

[@marcello4258]

very good video. OpenSSH is so powerful.. screw VPN for most cases ;)