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Suppose I have
me <------> remote_firewall <-------> remote_host
And suppose I have ssh access on all three machines.
Suppose further that remote_host is on a 192.168 net behind
remote_firewall. So I can't access it directly.
I'd like to set up something so that on my machine ("me"), or at least
on my local subnet, I can invent a fake name (phantom.my.domain.com,
assume I am running bind and have root access) so that trying to bind
to port X on phantom.my.domain.com forwards over an encrypted
connection (e.g., ssh) to that numbered port on remote_host.
Any thoughts on how to do such a thing?
I can forward individual ports via ssh -L, but that's very
different. I want to generate a phantom machine.
BTW, thanks to those who pointed me to rsync. It looks like rsync -e
ssh will provide me with an excellent solution.
--
Jeff
Jeff Abrahamson <http://www.purple.com/jeff/>
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