Oh, ssh has so many features, that can be obscure.
If I understand, I think this will help.
Say you:
ssh -L 3456:foo.com:22 bar.com
Type in the password (or supply a key) for bar.com. You will get a
prompt from bar.com
Then:
ssh -p 3456 localhost
Type in the password (or supply a key) for foo.com. You will get a
prompt from foo.com.
To keep your fingerprints straight might want instead to do:
ssh -X -o UserKnownHostsFile=/home/kentborg/.ssh/known_foo -p 3456
localhost
And you can do this with other port, put in more than one -L thingie, to
forward more ports. Recently I needed to get to a wifi box in my
mother-in-law's house so I did and ssh with something like "-L
8888:10.0.0.32:80", and then I could point my browser at localhost:8888
and hit that box.
-kb, the Kent who loves ssh, but who also persists in using (good, not
recycled) passwords.
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