Note: To do this, you need to have allready installed the nc command $ ssh -D 60000 -nNT SSH to host server1 using the SOCKS proxy This must be used when ssh is run in the background. n: Redirects stdin from /dev/null (actually, prevents reading from stdin).This is useful for just forwarding ports. D: this parameter creates the SOCKS proxy port 60000.ssh-host-gw: is a server that has all the network accesses you need.One other problem that it solves is that you dont need to do one-to-one port forwarding like SSH tunneling, since you have connected to a SOCKS server, all the network resources are available to you almost trasparently, you still need some configuration on the client side to use the SOCKS protocol to connect to the network resources you want.Įxample: Create a SOCKS proxy that will listen on port 60000 and will have the network accesses of server ssh-host-gw It can used to solve many problems, because SOCKS can proxy traffic of any type this means that you can use it in cases that you have network restrictions but you still have access to one server that has all the network accesses you need, you can use this server as a SOCKS proxy and get the accesses you need through this server.
SOCKS is a network protocol that exchanges packets between two computers through a proxy server.
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