I'm confused. SSH already supports a wide variety of port redirection, proxying and jump hosts specifically. If you have to run a local SSH server, you can ju

I'm confused. SSH already supports a wide variety of port redirection, proxying and jump hosts specifically. If you have to run a local SSH server, you can just have the remote side connect to it with a dedicated keypair on start and proxy ports. Is it just making that a little easier to set up?