SSH Tunneling Explained

🎵Teach me how to tunnel, teach me, teach me how to tunnel🎵 Ever gotten frustrated because your school or your work blocks fun/entertaining sites that can help you unwind and relax therefore increasing your productivity? SSH Tunneling is a good secure way to bypass firewalls that block sites. But that's not all! Order now and we'll also toss in local and reverse port forwarding! Check out the video to figure out what the heck I'm talking about and the magic SSH Tunneling has to offer!

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[dicktonyboy]

The simplest, very best explanation and comprehensive coverage I have seen on this subject for several decades - no ever!

[donporter]

FANTASTIC! I live in Thailand where nobody is available to help me figure out things like this, so I do my best to learn myself by Googling to death by chasing endless rabbits down multiple deadend rabbit holes! 😵 I've been fighting locally provided routers to set up port forwarding repeatedly over the years. Crappy at best instructions available, sometimes only in Thai! NOW I see tunnelling is all I need! My GOD man, THANKS! (Donation to come!)

[lorayk]

I love how you explain things, and the visuals that you use make it easier to understand. 👍🏻

[jppunnett]

I like this intro to tunneling. Thank you.
One thing important to mention is that you are not "bypassing" the firewall--you are using a port allowed by the firewall to use a service (like RDP in the demo) the firewall blocks.

[xiaoyi]

I've read a couple of posts on ths subject, I was not satisfied wth the explanations and I kept looking. This is the final destination for me. Well done.

[eliavv]

By far, the best explanation on ssh tunneling I've seen!

[realhusky]

This was great! Excellent explanation. Can't believe it took me this long to find your channel!

[VanBhardwaj]

You are the coolest person making things so simple and exciting. Wish I could see you making more videos around networking!

[MirkWoot]

Awesome!, this has been great help to wrap my head around the final pieces of how this work (working with same things in school).

[michaelh]

That is a lot of information to absorb. Thank you, I will have to go through it in super slow-mo.

[georgesmith]

if you want to connect to your home computer from work, you have to specify an external IP address (and not internal like the did). I know you know it, but you should mention it. Also you need to enable port forwarding on your adsl router, to forward the public ip, port, to local port, local ip

[davidlee]

Being lefthanded, it is kinda nice seeing boats and berthing explanations. thanks.

[mimikatz]

Thanks, I am doing my OSCP at the moment and everything, even the buffer overflows have been totally fine, but the abstractness of SSH port forwarding (reverse specifically) has me baffled! This video has helped

[TchBeatz]

Your videos in general are pretty "Darg-an-spectacular". Another amazing explanation! [*clapping hands*]

[NotNazuh]

Just watched your video on port forwarding, your explanations are so easy to understand.

[wbjehwbejjhbejdhwe]

The better tutorial in video about SSH Tunnel and Sockets Proxy. Thank you very much!

[FlameSoulis]

This is what I do with my own server used for VR work. The administration panel is on a non-standard port and the only protection is a basic username/password. To really secure it, the port is not exposed to the internet and has no username/password requirement, meaning a local connection is needed, which is what is normally tunneled.
A REALLY clever trick is to use a similar idea with say PHPMyAdmin. It has an access rule to ONLY allow the server itself to access it. This forces the entry to be from a tunneled SSH session.

[crocodiledondii]

Cool stuff! Thanks for an educational and informative presentation!

[jahcn]

I knew what ssh was this whole time I just never knew executing it was easy asf. U deserve my sub

[kenwarren]

Great video. Excellent instructions. Very clear. Thanks