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1. admin says:

   July 8, 2014 at 5:17 pm

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   If you want to make sure your SSH Tunnel is always active and respawned if it dies you can create a Neverending Batch Loop and start it as a Windows service.

   :: This is a batch file. Save with file name: plink_forever.bat
     :restart
     plink saved_session_name
     goto restart

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2. Doppiamunnezza says:

   July 9, 2014 at 2:54 am

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   Hi, the scenario you depicted can work trough a proxy that requires authentication? This is the situation:
   My work pc (windows 7) connects to the internet through a proxy server that requires a username/password and i would like to RDP into it from my home pc but i can’t modify proxy configuration so i was thinking that making an ssh tunnel (reverse tunnel really) could work to reach my goal.
   Do you think your example can be adapted to my scenario?
   If not do you know of any product i can use?
   Thanks in advance

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   • admin says:

     July 9, 2014 at 11:37 am

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     Hi Doppiamunnezza,

     If you have already running SSH server (Linux host) and this host could connect to your Windows remote desktop port (3389) you can use plink to forward SSH tunnelled traffic via the Linux host like so:

     plink.exe -P 22 -L 13389:windows-rdp-host.com:3389 server-username@remote-linux-server.com –
     pw secretpassword -N -C

     SSH tunnel will be be available via localhost:13389. From windows command line to connect with
     Remote Desktop Client:

     mstsc.exe -v localhost:13389

     Note that connection will be a bit slow but this depends also on your internet connection between linux-server and windows host and yourself within the net where you’re.

     To do the same SSH Tunnel to foward traffic via 13389 (if you’re using a Linux desktop) issue:

     ssh -p 22 -L 13389:rdp.hec.bg:3389 hipo@pc-freak.net -v

     Hope this helps
      

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     • Doppiamunnezza says:

       July 10, 2014 at 12:49 am

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       Hi, thanks for your answer but i’m not really sure i’ve understood …
       In your hypothesis the linux box (SSH Server) is in the same lan with the windows box i want to rdp into ??

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3. visitor says:

   January 15, 2017 at 2:51 am

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   your formatting blog, and content, are shit!

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