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#PUTTY TUNNELS FOR MAC TERMINAL HOW TO#

(you will need to say Yes to acceptance of the SSH key from the host) For example, the next device you add would need to use Source Port 8082. Repeat this for any other devices using a unique source port for each one. You will see the new addition in the list of forwarded ports.

specify a Destination and port number separated by a colon.

The Destination is the address:port of the device you want to connect to on the other side of this connection.

This will be the port you connect to when running your Web Browser on this same computer as PuTTY. The next two steps require some explanation.

Under the Connection heading, expand the SSH options, then click Tunnels.

Configure an SSH connection to the device that hosts both connections.

Download and run PuTTY on your Windows Computer.

PuTTY is open-source software available with source code and is developed and supported by a group of volunteers. If the device you are connected to supports SSH and know the SSH credentials, you can create secure tunnels to the other side.

For example, you have a network connection to the WAN side but need to configure devices on the LAN side You may find that you have a dual-network device and need to communicate with devices on the other side.

#PUTTY TUNNELS FOR MAC TERMINAL HOW TO#

While not officially supported by Telos, this document will show you how to create SSH tunnels using PuTTY in Windows or Terminal on a Mac. Creating SSH Tunnels with PuTTY or Mac Terminal programs