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Old 17th November 2006, 10:30 PM
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SSH Tunnel P2P Program

Hi,

I have a SSH tunnel from my Windows machine using Bitvise Tunneliser, to my remote FC4 VPS. I can browse the net with the FC4 VPS's public IP address no problem when I set the browsers to socks 127.0.0.1 port 1080.

However is it possible to use other apps say DC++ and use the FC4 VPS IP address,

Thus being a secure link between the windows machine and the VPS ??

I have tried setting up DC++ connection settings but I am not sure which remote / local port to forward and what destinations.... ??? Also whether to use client-to-server or server-2-client port forwarding, all gets a bit complicated.

Thanks for your help.
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