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Outsider
Dec 15th, 2006, 07:44 PM
Ok all you geeks... This is a tricky one...
I've got one computer (computer A) at a remote connection, which is behind a firewall/router at my friends house, and my computer at home (computer B) also behind a firewall. (but the firewall has been set up to accept and route connections properly)

I can sucessfully initiate a SSH connection from computer A to computer B. Now that I have a connection, is there any way I can use computer B to connect to computer A over the same connection somehow?

I've used SSH for many things in the past, and I'm still amazed at the new things I find I can do with it. But this one stomped me...

Any thoughts?

siriuskao
Dec 15th, 2006, 10:50 PM
Ok all you geeks... This is a tricky one...
I've got one computer (computer A) at a remote connection, which is behind a firewall/router at my friends house, and my computer at home (computer B) also behind a firewall. (but the firewall has been set up to accept and route connections properly)

I can sucessfully initiate a SSH connection from computer A to computer B. Now that I have a connection, is there any way I can use computer B to connect to computer A over the same connection somehow?

I've used SSH for many things in the past, and I'm still amazed at the new things I find I can do with it. But this one stomped me...

Any thoughts?

Try google "ssh tunneling", I think what you are trying to do is RemoteForward. HTH

gman
Dec 15th, 2006, 11:02 PM
Ok all you geeks... This is a tricky one...
I've got one computer (computer A) at a remote connection, which is behind a firewall/router at my friends house, and my computer at home (computer B) also behind a firewall. (but the firewall has been set up to accept and route connections properly)

I can sucessfully initiate a SSH connection from computer A to computer B. Now that I have a connection, is there any way I can use computer B to connect to computer A over the same connection somehow?

I've used SSH for many things in the past, and I'm still amazed at the new things I find I can do with it. But this one stomped me...

Any thoughts?

What OS are you running?

Outsider
Dec 16th, 2006, 08:55 AM
runing linux.