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Stavíme tunely v OpenSSH - Root.cz

Stavíme tunely v OpenSSH - Root.cz

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Dynamické tunelování

... Dovolíme si tedy problematiku přeskočit a podívat se rovnou na dynamické tunelování:

$ ssh -D1080 user@server
Tímto jednoduchým příkazem jsme z SSH klienta vyrobili SOCKS proxy server. Všechny požadavky o spojení, které SOCKS server obdrží, protuneluje SSH protokolem a vyřídí na straně SSH serveru. Stačí tedy v aplikaci, jako je webový prohlížeč nebo poštovní klient, nastavit použití SOCKS proxy serveru (verze 5 nebo 4) s adresou localhost:1080. Od té chvíle bude veškerý provoz směrován tunelem. Jak snadné.

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Unknown said…
Je to skvělá věc:

1) Je možné surfovat s IP adresou serveru (z jiné země např.)

2) Je možné přes SOCKS používat i DNS.

3) Zajistí bezpečné surfování ve veřejných wifi.

4) Je možné zapnout kompresi u SSH při low-bandwith připojení.
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