I'm trying to set up stunnel (3.8p4) between to BSDI (BSD/OS)
boxes. One of the boxes ("Local") is behind a firewall and gets
NAT'ed when talking to the world, and the other one ("Remote")
is directly connected to the world.
My goal is to set this up such that one can initiate a tcp
connection to the Remote (public) machine and have it tunnel in
to the Local one. Is this possible with stunnel _without_ using
ppp (as described in the "Setting up PPP over stunnel (Make your
own VPN)" example)?
I've got the standard "forward an unsecure port from one machine
to another" part working, but can't figure out conceptually how
to do the reverse. I'd rather not use ppp but if that's the
only way then I'll go in that direction.
(Don't worry, this is being done in close coordination with the
person who manages the firewall :-))
Thanks, and sorry for cross-posting to the two lists.
-T.H.
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