Scenario:
A------B-----<Internet>-----C-----D
If I am on B and execute:
ssh C -g -L 6000:D:6000
Then I can connect to B:6000 from A and reach D:6000
However, If I am on C and execute:
ssh B -g -R 6000:D:6000
I should be able to do the same thing: connect to B:6000 from A
and reach D:6000. However, I cannot. If I look at netstat -ant on B,
I see:
tcp 0 0 127.0.0.1:6000 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN
The '-g' flag is getting ignore for '-R', but it works for '-L'.
Am I doing something wrong?
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