Service permettant de créer des tunnels SSH entre 2 machines derrière un NAT
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Rebound

Serveur utilisant le protocole SSH pour créer des tunnels TCP/IP.

Usage

Ouvrir un tunnel sur un port local

ssh -R 0:<target_address>:<target_port> root@rebound.lookingfora.name -p 2222

Se connecter à un tunnel ouvert

ssh -L <local_port>:0.0.0.0:1 <secret>@rebound.lookingfora.name -p 2222

Vous pourrez ensuite accéder au service sur 127.0.0.1:<local_port> comme si c'était <target_address>:<target_port>.