$DYNAMIC_PORT$ in SSH connection (Mikrotik´s Winbox in this case)

Hi!

I´m trying to connect Mirkotik´s Winbox over SSH.

I´ve created this entry in RDM:

Host: mytesthost.com:$DYNAMIC_PORT$ (This variable should be passed to winbox.exe)
port: 43311 (this is the SSH´s port on wich my mikrotiks are listening in different locations)




Then I tell RDM to always connect first thru SSH




I use $HOST$ variable since there is no "inherited" option here and port 43311 since this is where the SSH should connect.
In Outgoing Tunnel Settings.

Mode: Local
Check Use Dynamic Port (This is the $DINAMIC_PORT$ variable that should be passed to winbox.exe)
Source and Destination:127.0.0.1
Destination Port: 48291 (this is the port on wich my Mirkrotiks accept Winbox´s connections)




Upon connection this doesn´t work because although it says that is connecting to 43311 (the SSH port of my Mikrotiks) the ":$DYNAMIC_PORT$" of the host is messing it up.



If in the Host I just leave "mytesthost.com", it connects




And then RDM opens Winbox but on the port of the SSH, not on the Dynamic Port because, of course, nothing is telling it to do it so since in the General Tab the port is only a number, can´t be a variable.



I´ve tried different things but I can´t get it to work...




HOWEVER, I did got it working by using an External Application entry:



The SSH connects, all the variables work and get passed to winbox.exe and it open correctly over the Dynamic Port.

This works but of course is not an elegant solution and the location of winbox.exe is fixed in every entry. Change the location of it or run the entry on another computer and it might not work.

Is it possible to accomplish what i´m trying to do with the Winbox entry? And potentially every other entry that runs an external app recognized by RDM.