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You need an SSH server running and the remote machine to be accessible (through NAT, firewall) to connect there with SSH. With tunnels, it's inverted: the remot
by hfkwer 3y ago
You need an SSH server running and the remote machine to be accessible (through NAT, firewall) to connect there with SSH. With tunnels, it's inverted: the remote machine needs to be able to connect to the central server, which is typically much easier; then you can connect to it.
- EVa5I7bHFq9mnYK 3y agoSeems like you also must have a github account to use that.
- santiagobasulto 3y agoThanks, this makes sense. I think I still prefer the SSH option, but I have to give Tunnels a try.