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** Destination: proxy.dcu.ie:3128 | ** Destination: proxy.dcu.ie:3128 | ||
* Ensure Local is selected as the type and then click Add | * Ensure Local is selected as the type and then click Add | ||
[[Image:puttyconf.png]] | [[Image:puttyconf.png]] | ||
* Click the Open button to connect, and enter your username/password. | |||
* Tell Firefox (or anything else) to use localhost:1337 as its HTTP proxy. You should now be browsing via DCU's proxy server! | |||
'''OpenSSH for Windows''' | '''OpenSSH for Windows''' | ||
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Here we see that we specify the proxy definitively, and use the port that we | Here we see that we specify the proxy definitively, and use the port that we | ||
would | would eventually negotiate (for those of you is res try running Ethereal, you will | ||
see what I mean). We also use a specific | see what I mean). We also use a specific Redbrick server, Deathray for our port | ||
forwarding ( | forwarding (there are restrictions on tunnelling through our other machines). You can also add the ''-v'' option to specify 'verbose' mode and see the port being opened and closed for your tunnelled traffic. | ||
Try running netstat locally and and you should see 1337 sitting there happily. | Try running netstat locally and and you should see 1337 sitting there happily. | ||