People,
I'm sorry if this is a stupid question. I've looked around a bit for manuals
or FAQs for SSH and have found none so far, so if this is a FAQ then point me
in its direction. Otherwise, I'd be very thankful for your ideas.
I'm trying to run a secure shell connection through a firewall. I have
access to the firewall machine and I have SSH1 and 2 running on it. I can
connect from there to my destination, but I want to avoid having to telnet
insecurely to the firewall (albeit that the environment inside our firewall
is considerably more trustworthy).
Is there a way I can enable this in the SSHD, or is this completely
incompatible with SSH's structure? I may be able to enable a SSH port on
the inside of the firewall, but the easiest way to do it ATM would be for
SSH to run a normal telnet session to the firewall's telnet proxy, and then
to use this to connect to the SSHD on the other machine.
Thanks in advance,
Paul
