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SSH Forwarding with Windows
SSH Forwarding with Windows
Putty can be used to SSH forward ports from the SCU environment to a windows machine.
In this example, port 39000 is being forwarded from node100 through aphrodite, and onto your local machine.
Open the putty application and enter one of the gateways in the "Hostname or IP address" field. eg. aphrodite.med.cornell.edu
Enter the “Connection“, then “SSH“, then “Tunnels“ tab.
Ensure "Remote ports do the same (SSH-2 only) is checked"
Enter the source port eg. 39000
Enter the destination IP and destination port: 10.0.5.100:39000
Click "Add"
Re-enter the "Session" category, and name and save the session to preset the options for future connections
Open your browser of choice, and enter "http://localhost:39000"
, multiple selections available,
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