Updated SSH Tunnel guide for multiple sessions
Hi,
I am currently trying to set up SSH tunnelling for multiple sessions and have read various guides on the subject. I seem to have more options than what are shown in the guides that I have read so wondered if there was an up to date guide anywhere? I am on the latest version.
My setup is I have OpenSSH running on a wintel box and I can SSH to that fine using putty for example. I would like to have an SSH Tunnel set up in RDM to this server, followed by multiple session types for different RDP sessions, different ssh/telnet sessions, web sessions etc all using this SSH Tunnel to proxy the traffic.
Any pointers etc greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Neil
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Hi Neil,
I have partly what you are looking for. We have a nice feature call Secure Gateway which is working for RDP and Web Session. Soon we will add the feature for SSH.
Secure Gateway is explained at (https://devolutions.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portal/1/article/880181513?src=363819747) .
That said, the time we are adding the feature for SSH, you can use an SSH Dynamic Tunnel.
Out of curiosity with putty were you using a local tunnel with the target machine set manually?
Regards,
David Grandolfo
Hi David,
That's brilliant, thank you! Exactly what I was looking for. Are there any plans to extend this to other connection types, I see you mentioned SSH. This functionality will help a lot as we access devices through firewalls using NAT and have many overlapping subnets that cause us pain. Having RDM proxy the session like this is a huge plus.
Kind regards,
Neil
Hi Neil,
We just release a beta version of RDM (2020.2.11.0) which include the Secure Gateway feature for SSH Shell.
That said, which other session type would you like to see with the Secure Gateway feature?
Regards,
David Grandolfo