I got a great answer for my previous question about connecting from Machine A to Machine C via Socks proxy located on Machine B.
Say Machine B Ip is 218.62.97.105 and it is listening on port 1080
The command for that:
ssh -o ProxyCommand='socat - socks:218.62.97.105:HOST_C:21,socksport=1080'
I wonder if it is possible to make a chain from the socks proxies.
Consider scenario: Machine A ->
I have a WoW server hosted on a Linux server. The problem is that I get a lot of DDOS attacks and I want to figure out a way of protecting my server.
So... Let's say that my server address is 111.111.111.1111:1234.
I'm currently using SSH as a SOCKS proxy and have multiple users connecting to it like this:
PC WEB BROWSER --> SSH SERVER (SOCKS) --> Internet
but I want to do this:
PC WEB BROWSER --> SSH SERVER (SOCKS) --> SSH SERVER 2 --> Internet
So how do I proxy web traffic from an existing SSH SOCKS server to another one?
I've been trying to use a SOCKS Proxy which I have been using with success from an Ubuntu 11.4 box with GNOME on my Debian box with KDE.The socks server is bound to the local port 1080 through the following ssh command:
ssh -p222 -D 1080 <my_username>@socks_server_domain_name
Following the advice I found here: http://emilsedgh.info/blog/index.php?/archives/14-SOCKS-proxy-on-KDE.html I edi
Socks proxy: no, unless you can run ssh server or socks / http proxy on your windows machine.You can connect from your windows pc to your home pc using putty or plink with reverse tunnel (-R linux-machine-port:web-server-address:web-server-port) and then you should be able to connect to web-server using localhost:linux-machine-port.If you need dynamic proxy on windows side you can use other softwa
Basically, I am wanting to use my home linux server as a ssh tunnel / proxy. So that I can access services from the server.
I want to be able to use samba port 193 from another machine
Cups would also be an added bonus later on down the road.
I have already configured firefox to work on a windows machine on a seperate network using this ssh forwarding.
Alright, so basically what I need is for the terminal to use a SOCKS (version 4) proxy.
If you have difficulty browsing on your Linux workstation at work, say, because of filters and such, this will make your day. One other thing is that you need a Linux server that is outside your network at work. Once you have this, you can use ssh to create a socks proxy.
Duplicate : Using proxy, using curl, working on localhost but not on server but unanswered and I've already tried what it says, no use.
I tried connecting to my dedicated server through SSH and tried using socks/http proxies both, but both of them return error 7.