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SSH login without Password

Written on November 14th, 2009 at 00:44 am by chia

Alright! So this one day, I'm talking to a friend. She's telling me about this real cool movie she heard about...2012 or something (which btw... WATCH! ). Now I'm also typing my password on an ssh server, and I happen to mistype. Now I have a feeling I've done so, so I press Backspace till I think nothing could ever have lasted here and type again. My lucky day it was, for I happen to mistype again. That was when it hit me! There's gotta be a way around this password thingy. This is why I love being a Linuxer. There's always a way out of everything!!!

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Reverse SSH Tunneling, Bypassing Firewalls and NAT

Written on October 18th, 2009 at 22:00 pm by chia

Sometimes we want to connect to a machine using SSH but can't because it is behind some firewall or NAT router. This is a common situation when you want to connect to office computers which are usually behind a firewall or NAT router, from an outside computer. Reverse SSH tunnelling is a way to do so. In this article we will set up a Reverse SSH tunnel.