> The only thing I could come up with is somehow start a > ssh session from StuckBehindFirewall box, connecting > to SomewhereOutside box, and then when I'm at > SomewhereOutside box I can sit down and somehow "see" > this ssh session--kind of like a "reverse" ssh. Does > that make sense? Basically, to ssh from A to B but > instead of having a window appear on computer A that > is a connection to B, I want to ssh from A to B and > have a window appear on B that is a connection to A. > > Or if there's some other much, much easier way to get > packets forwarded to a box behind a firewall on a > local network, without having access to that firewall, > that would be even better.
You might want to look into remote host SSH tunneling (-R).
Mike
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