If and when you get it going, will you add PKI login as added security? There are many people here opposed to having SSH access exposed to the WAN, though I realise you are using Port 443.īy the way are you running Diversion with pixelserv-TLS? I’d suggest dropping the port forwarding for now stick to the standard port 22, and once you have it all working, then introduce the port forwarding, just as you’re doing by not complicating things by using PKI right now. ![]() On the tunnels tab, select the 'Dynamic' radio button and set the 'Source Port' to 9999. Next, you would start another instance of PuTTY and use localhost:7000 as the host. Sorry but it’s been a while, so I’m very rusty, but it did work well. First you need to setup a tunnel to outside using the 'Local' radio button with the 'Source Port' set to 7000 and the 'Destination' set to inside:22. What settings are you using in Putty? You are using Dynamic Port Forwarding, yes? (For Chrome, I’ve also written “Do not use proxy server for localhost 127.0.0.1 SOCKS host is 127.0.0.1 port 80 “SOCKS V5” and in “No proxy for” box type. I’ll quote what I wrote back then and perhaps it might trigger something for you: However, I’ve dug out my notes, which made sense all those years ago but aren’t quite so clear now. It’s years since I did this on my RT-AC68U and, not being remote, I can’t test it. In Merlin firmware I cannot find the remote SSH port setting so I use port forward 443 to 22.Īny advice? No OpenVPN/PPTP suggestion because I already configured and they only work sometimes and I just want to have 3rd method. The only different between Merlin firmware and DDWRT is the SSHD configuration in the router, DDWRT has remote SSH port setting(suppose to be 443 in my case). However once I enable socks, I have no internet access at all. Remote SSH client putty works fine, I am able to login to my router. Then I follow the link to configure remote SSH client and configure socks to use SSH tunneling. In WAN-Virtual server/Port Forwarding, I forward external port 443 to internal port 22 for both TCP/UDP, and internal ip address set to the router LAN address 192.168.10.1ģ. Edit: I changed to "Yes" for security reasonĢ. In Administrator-System-Service, I changed the following settings:Īllow SSH port Forwarding: NO - Edit: Should be YesĮnable SSH Brute Force Protection: NO. ![]() Replace username with your A2 Hosting username, and with your sites domain name: Copy. At the command prompt, type the following command. The purpose is to route all internet traffic through SSH tunnel to my router so I can browse freely when I visit China. On macOS, click Applications, click Utilities and then click Terminal. I am trying to setup SSH tunneling on AC-RT68U router.
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