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PingTunnel Improvements: Win32 & Syslog
For anyone interested in clever networking hacks, I strongly advise checking out ptunnel. This software package allows you to tunnel any TCP (such as SSH) over a ICMP (i.e., ping). Since even the most restrictive firewalls (whether corporate, Wifi (don’t steal…) or other) usually let ICMP traffic through, this little piece of code can let […]
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SSH Keys, the Easy Way
Quick Overview You should be familiar with the basics of public key authentication for ssh. Implementing it is actually pretty easy, and remarkably useful. However, connecting between OpenSSH servers (linux) and commercial SSH2 (not the SSH2 protocol, but the ssh2 program) servers (like the one on many older solaris machines) can be quirky. So we’ll […]
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SSH Keys Tip updated again
Another (tiny) update to the ssh keys page… nothing major, just a punctuation note. Thanks to Thomas P. for pointing that out! BTW, as a page owner, feedback is already really nice to get… thanks to all who’ve written!
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SSH Keys Tip updated
A small update was made to the SSH Keys tips page. Thanks to Arthur Magill for pointing out some unclear wording.