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Combined with stunnel, https://www.stunnel.org/ https://www.stunnel.org/, you can use ssh as a "VPN" that looks like regular HTTPS TLS traffic over port 443! Gr
by mcbuilder 6y ago
Combined with stunnel, https://www.stunnel.org/ https://www.stunnel.org/, you can use ssh as a "VPN" that looks like regular HTTPS TLS traffic over port 443! Great for getting around being stuck behind a firewall that locks down common ports and sniffs ssh connections.
- shawnz 6y agoOn machines where I have a web server already running I like to expose an HTTPS "CONNECT" proxy which only allows connections to localhost:22 for this purpose. On the client side you can use "proxytunnel" as the ProxyCommand.