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  • this isnt working for me. the tunnle works just like his in the video, but i cant access my router on localhost:8888

  • What distro do you use?

  • Thanks for the tips on the tunneling. This will be handy for monitoring my network away from home.

  • It is a mac :O

  • I ssh a lot so I edited my .bashrc file and created some 'bash aliases'. For example I don't have to type 'ssh -D 8080 foobar@sever.com -p 2222' anymore. I simply type:"server", or any alias I specified in my .bashrc file.

  • @hfsjansharr Or add an entry for Host sever.com to your .ssh/config file,

    Host sever Port 2222 BindAddress 8080 User foobar Hostname sever.com

    Then use 'ssh sever' which accomplishes the same thing.

  • Great tip!

  • Glad to have you back. 

  • Always, I mean really ALWAYS add -C to your SSH command to add gzip compression to the content being transfered through SSH. It is always worthy, no matter what you're doing.

  • damn, long time no see Shawn.

    Hope to see you post more often.

  • @vlad4video so true.... More Linux Vids please !!!

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