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Is there a way to setup a dynmaic port forward in Absolute Telnet. I know this feature is available in PuTTY and I use it to proxy my browser over an SSH tunnel to my home machine.

Just in case I'm not describing the feature properly, this is the PuTTY screen:


To setup a dynamic proxy on port 10000, set the source port to 10000 and click Dynamic then click the Add button.

PuTTY Dynamic Port Forward Configuration

I have static ports (VNC, RDP, etc.) working through AbsoluteTelnet, but I'd like to figure out this too so that I can use it exclusively.

[ September 04, 2008, 08:45 PM: Message edited by: Brian T. Pence ]

Sorry, Robert. Dynamic port forwarding is not currently a feature of AbsoluteTelnet/SSH. It is on my todo list, however.

On a personal note, I do something similar by using squid as an http proxy and a single tunnel to the proxy.

Keep your eyes on the new versions for this feature soon.

No problem.

I'll look into your suggestion about using squid. But to be honest, PuTTY is working fine for what I need. I just had hoped it was in AbsoluteTelnet because it is my preferred SSH client due to the tabs and the built in SFTP client.

I'll keep an eye on the updates. Thanks.

I'm looking into this now. There's a chance I may be able to implement this without too much trouble. Stay tuned!

Brian

Cool, thanks.

I have a need to get VNC, RDP working over SSH. Is there any info on how to set this up with AT (6.28)?

Also, has dynamic port forwarding been added or will it soon (per this 4-month-old thread).