My work place like many others has a pretty restrictive firewall that doesn’t let me ssh into my own machine. To get in the network, one has to use VPN which means that a furious battle will rage getting this to work in linux; but above all you won’t get to ssh from your phone.<\/p>\n
So if you have a home server, run the following command on your work machine and it will create a tunnel from your work machine to your home server:<\/p>\n
[bash]ssh -f -N -R 1337:localhost:22 root@home_server[\/bash]<\/p>\n
Now login to your home server and when you<\/p>\n
[bash]ssh localhost -p 1337[\/bash]<\/p>\n
You will in fact be sshing to your work machine via magic fairies & such.<\/p>\n
It adds a level of indirection which sucks major balls, so you can copy some keys and get all that automated but I don’t want to go into these details. Figure it out.<\/p>\n
You can go away now.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
My work place like many others has a pretty restrictive firewall that doesn’t let me ssh into my own machine. To get in the network, one has to use VPN which means that a furious battle will rage getting this to work in linux; but above all you won’t get to ssh from your phone. … <\/p>\n