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This. For anyone wondering about specifics, this is at least how I do it. * Portforward ssh access through your router to any ssh:able machine behind it. * C
by croon 10y ago
This.
For anyone wondering about specifics, this is at least how I do it.
* Portforward ssh access through your router to any ssh:able machine behind it.
* Connect with (in my case) putty, under settings -> ssh -> tunnels, set up a dynamic forward with a local port.
* Set up your browser to use a socks5 proxy on localhost:[yourchosenport]
* Browse to whatever local address or name your raspberry has behind that NAT.
* BONUS: circumvents any web firewall you're currently behind since you're browsing from home.
- moftz 10y agoRe: BONUS This won't work if the firewall is blocking SSH traffic. Now, if it's just port 22 being blocked, then you setup your sshd to run on something like port 80. At an internship where I had a lot of downtime, I had to setup my sshd to run on 443 since work was blocking pretty much anything that wasn't web traffic. Luckily my domain wasn't on the company URL blacklist.