Running a tunnel through router restrictions on a Raspberry PI Zero

I am trying to remotely connect to my OpenWRT Router through reverse SSH from a Linux Virtual machine that is on a different network. Both ...

I wrote a script which starts a SSH reverse tunnel to my server at home to do this. Let's call this device probe1.

This is a brief guide on how to configure an SSH reverse tunnel that automatically establishes on boot and will continuously attempt to re-connect when it ...

Short how-to for creating a reverse ssh tunnel to a remote server. Useful for breaking NATted connection for example. Move the resulting private key to OpenWrt ...

目前最棒的，最普及的連線技術就是SSH。還好目前系統被刪減成兩種，ubuntu & openwrt。那就建立ssh reverse tunnel, everwhere. OpenWrt init.d 編輯/etc/config ...

The SSH client included by default on OpenWrt is DropBear dbclient. It's small and supports remote and local tunnels but has limited options. Install · Configuration · Server · Tunnels

I have TP-Link MR3020 with OpenWrt 15.05.1 with all goodware installed and I've been running reverse SSH tunnel (OpenSSH on both sides) to ...

Your OpenWRT is on the internet (IP=1.2.3.4). Connections made to 1.2.3.4, port 7777 will be tunneled through SSH back to the client. The client ...

OpenWRT comes with a sshtunnel package that takes care of setting up and keeping up such tunnels and documentation how to do so.

My idea was to create a reverse SSH tunnel. I have already created a plain user and added its public key to the user on my sshd server. I can ...