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SSH - Forwarding only select ports, make 1 passthrough

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http://www.linuxquestions.org – Hey guys. Right now I have a VPS that I tunnel through using SSH/Putty/Proxycap. I use it for a certain program which uses a certain port X for authentication, and a different port Y for its data. However, due to certain security protocols I need port X to be somewhat "transparent" so that the IP from the originator will be shown - whilst tunneling data through port Y. The conditions though, are that I cannot just change the X/Y port values in the application itself, these are company specific. How would I go about doing this? Because right now, my understanding is that if P (HowTos)

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