I have begun taking up ssf instead of OpenSSH for the reason it's pretty much lightweight as it uses async i/o and multithreading. I'm getting up hundreds of LXC containers behind NAT for reverse tunneling but I have to randomly assign ports on server side, which is currently malfunctioning in ssf. For example I run the command below in NAT instances:
ssf -F 0 <public_ssfd_ip>
which says it has allocated 127.0.0.1:0 on server side and when I inspect the listening ports of ssfd using netstat, I can clearly see it's allocated a random ephemeral port as OpenSSH does but this port doesn't work.
I have begun taking up ssf instead of OpenSSH for the reason it's pretty much lightweight as it uses async i/o and multithreading. I'm getting up hundreds of LXC containers behind NAT for reverse tunneling but I have to randomly assign ports on server side, which is currently malfunctioning in ssf. For example I run the command below in NAT instances:
ssf -F 0 <public_ssfd_ip>which says it has allocated
127.0.0.1:0on server side and when I inspect the listening ports of ssfd usingnetstat, I can clearly see it's allocated a random ephemeral port as OpenSSH does but this port doesn't work.