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Not to mention incredibly limited IP support. You can forward a few specific ports, or use SOCKS, but that's about it.
by subway 9y ago
Not to mention incredibly limited IP support. You can forward a few specific ports, or use SOCKS, but that's about it.
- jsjohnst 9y agoI guess you’ve never heard of TUN/TAP support in SSH?
- earenndil 9y agoWhy is SOCKS limited? Just make whatever you want to send your traffic through proxy it through the SOCKS.
- _joel 9y agoIndeed, ssh -D {port} is something I use heavily (to create a SOCKS5 connection to a remote server, effectively a VPN)
- cat199 9y agoThis assumes 'whatever you want to send traffic through' speaks SOCKS.. most things dont. Web yes, but not most other things.
- jsjohnst 9y ago> most things don’t That’s entirely not true. If you’d said “some”, you’d be right, but “most” is categorically incorrect.