ssh -D
can make a socks port at local machine, which pass the traffic to the remote, then to other places.
ssh -L port:host:hostport
, listen port at local machine, pass the traffic to "host:hostport" from the point of view of the remote machine.
ssh -R port:host:hostport
is the counterpart of ssh -L
, which listen port at remote machine, and pass the traffic to "host:hostport" from the point of view of the local machine.
But what is the counterpart of ssh -D
, i.e., how to open a socks port at remote machine, which will pass the traffic to the local, then to other places?