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SSH Tunneling in Linux Made Easy Plus DNS Encryption
| | ash.ms
A self hoster's guide to port forwarding and SSH tunnels - Ash Kyd
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| | Tonight I set up a ssh tunnel that punches out from my server skipping the NAT, forwarding, and DNS complexities entirely. It'll dial home from anywhere there's network so I could even take my server to the park and it should work over 5g.
| | 128bit.io
Down the Rabbit Hole: SSH Tunneling :: 128bit.io
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| | SSH is one of my favorite tools on a Linux/Unix system. There is so much you can do from copying files, to tunneling data security. SSH is a great way to get access to your system at home, but also access to your network. Lets go over some things about SSH tunneling and why it's good to use! Basic Idea: The idea of tunneling is to give you a secure way to pass data from one point to another.
| | hjr265.me
SOCKS Proxy Over SSH ยท hjr265.me
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| | To test some of Toph's IP-based access control features, I needed to access it from a few different IP addresses than mine. I thought I finally needed to get one of those VPN subscriptions YouTube content creators keep rambling about. Fortunately, I remembered an easier way to do this. You see, it is possible to run a SOCKS proxy that tunnels your connection over SSH. And it is built right into the ssh command:
| | pilledtexts.com
Nginx Server Configuration for Static Sites | Pilledtexts.com
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| I use nginx as my webserver. It's fast and has a tone of features. However, for me it's been a process to learn how to set up properly redirecting, ...