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What is an SSH reverse tunnel?

Reverse SSH Tunneling enables you to access remote machines behind NAT. For instance, you can access your office from home. Therefore, Reverse SSH Tunneling is a technique that enables you to SSH your Linux-based system that doesn't have a public IP address.


Is reverse SSH tunnel secure?

SSH is a secure connection between a client and server over which commands can be executed on the server. As long as the two devices can see each other on the internet the SSH connection can also be made from the server to the client. This is however often blocked by firewalls and NATs.

What is an SSH tunnel and how does it work?

SSH tunneling, or SSH port forwarding, is a method of transporting arbitrary data over an encrypted SSH connection. SSH tunnels allow connections made to a local port (that is, to a port on your own desktop) to be forwarded to a remote machine via a secure channel.

What is SSH reverse port forwarding?

Reverse SSH Port Forwarding specifies that the given port on the remote server host is to be forwarded to the given host and port on the local side. To try to put this as simple as can be, Reverse SSH is a technique through which you can access systems that are behind a firewall from the outside world.

Are SSH tunnel bidirectional?

With Two-Way SSH tunnel you can connect to any destination under a single condition, which is, the ability to ssh login from the destination to the source. If you can do that, you can as well reverse login from source to destination even if it is behind firewall or NAT.

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