We'll use SSH to create a pair of secured network tunnels that we can use to send and receive our unencrypted email. You might be able to create just one tunnel for retrieving email, but some ...

I first became aware of SSH as a replacement for telnet, but quickly found that it could also be used to execute commands remotely, copy files from server to server, and even act as a mechanism for ...

I'm trying to create an encrypted tunnel from a Windows box to a Linux box using Putty. Actually I have been able to create the tunnel successfully. Putty creates a tunnel from localhost:5500 to ...

If you are in an environment that disallows the use of SSH and forces the use of an HTTP proxy, it is possible to use that HTTP proxy as a transport for SSH. Vincent Danen explains how to use the ...

Secure shell can overcome a number of networking deficiencies. Jack Wallen illustrates how you can use SSH port forwarding to create encrypted tunnels for remote and local forwarding.

I want to do a ssh tunnel through my home computer and use that for to access kazaa etc..<BR><BR>The box at home is running debian stable, and at school my laptop is running Windows XP.<BR><BR>I ...

Will O'Brien is a little paranoid, but we still love him. He has written up a great step by step post over at Engadget, a little known blog that I read, detailing how to setup SSH tunneling when ...

"If we see light at the end of the tunnel, it is the light of the oncoming train" ~ Robert Lowell. Oh yes, another good quote. This post is on SSH tunneling, or as I like to call it 'Poor Man's VPN'.

The SSH tunnel will virtually connect port 2110 on our local machine to the POP3 port (110) on the remote server. Remember, for our example the SSH and email server are the same machine.