I’ll need 2 programs to achieve this, assuming you already have access to a Linux box and you can connect using putty client. Need S/w packages are-
- Putty and
- SeaMonkey Browser
Follow the following steps-
- Run Putty
- Goto SSH > Tunnels and configure as required
- Turn Tick ON- Local port accept connects from other hosts
- Turn Tick ON- Remote ports do the same (SSH-2 only)
- Type “8443” (I’ll using port 8443 to create tunnel) into “Source Port” and click “Add”. Upon hitting “Add” button the mid text box is shown as “D8443”
- Key point here is to use “DYNAMIC” for destination section
- Now connect to the SSH Server
