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Re: SSH question
From: Michael Lerperger <mlerp () whoi edu>
Date: Sat, 11 Apr 1998 17:15:34 -0400
Another, much cleaner way is, of course, to compile ssh with SOCKS support. Most firewall products will support that, too. One advantage is that, if configured right on your client, you can transparently use ssh both to machines inside and outside yor firewalled LAN. -Michael
Adam Shostack wrote:And SSH can be tunneled via most companies' SSL 'proxies.'Exactly, and that's because most "SSL" proxies know nothing about the SSL protocol; they just use the HTTP CONNECT extension method to build an HTTP-based circuit gateway, or use some other circuit mechanism (e.g., Raptor's older httpd doing transparent relaying on 443/tcp).
Current thread:
- SSH question Roy Stevens (Apr 06)
- Re: SSH question Adam Shostack (Apr 08)
- Re: SSH question Kevin Steves (Apr 11)
- Re: SSH question Michael Lerperger (Apr 11)
- Re: SSH question -= ArkanoiD =- (Apr 13)
- Re: SSH question Michael Lerperger (Apr 13)
- Re: SSH question -= ArkanoiD =- (Apr 14)
- Re: SSH question Kevin Steves (Apr 11)
- Re: SSH question Adam Shostack (Apr 08)
- Re: SSH question Michael Lerperger (Apr 13)
- Re: SSH question -= ArkanoiD =- (Apr 14)