Currently the remote forwarding supports the following configurations:
[bind_address:]port -> [bind_address:]port
[bind_address:]port -> unix_socket_path
unix_socket_path -> [bind_address:]port
unix_socket_path -> unix_socket_path
_(mind that unix_socket_path can also be a Windows named pipe, e.g. \\?\pipe\...)_
According to OpenSSH documentation, RemoteForward also supports omitting the remote bind_address, port, and unix_socket_path, which would result in it basically operating as a reverse DynamicForward.
Currently the remote forwarding supports the following configurations:
[bind_address:]port -> [bind_address:]port
[bind_address:]port -> unix_socket_path
unix_socket_path -> [bind_address:]port
unix_socket_path -> unix_socket_path
_(mind that
unix_socket_path
can also be a Windows named pipe, e.g.\\?\pipe\...
)_According to OpenSSH documentation,
RemoteForward
also supports omitting the remotebind_address
,port
, andunix_socket_path
, which would result in it basically operating as a reverseDynamicForward
.Documentation: ssh_config(5) and ssh(1) Related:
DynamicForward
(#251)