Mike McNally wrote:
> Is there a "howto" or something floating around about using
> rsh.proxy? I'm trying to get working a crude VPN solution
> whereby I ssh out from behind my employer's firewall to my
> Linux router at home, from which (via ssh port forwarding) I
> can connect back over that socketpair from home to work. I'd
> like to be able to proxy X sessions, and of course I can do
> that with a second ssh connection in the reverse direction
> (in other words, by forwarding a port on which sshd is listening
> back behind the firewall, and then doing a faux localhost ssh -X
> on my gateway at home), but then I pay the (needless) price of
> double ssh encryption.
I use Gordon Messmer's scripts for cheap, diry and effective vpns I
have been running them fo over a year with very little problems. Check
out
ftp://duke.eburg.com/pub/linux/
and get the ssh-vpn tarball. There are a couple of scripts and config
files to install but I found it very easy to get going. I use the to
provide subnet to subnet connections totally transparent to the
applications X or otherwise.
Bret
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