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==Why?==
==Why?==
One example of why port forwarding is great is security. Downloading email and browsing the Internet in such a way that the immediate (local) network does not know what you are doing. All it sees is encrypted SSH traffic, like that used when you type on RedBrick normally.
One example of why port forwarding is great is security. Downloading email and browsing the Internet in such a way that the immediate (local) network does not know what you are doing. All it sees is encrypted SSH traffic, like that used when you type on RedBrick normally.
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  remote port: 6667
  remote port: 6667


So for this it is instead using a local forward. So unlike the dynamic forward, instead set the option to be local, and add the remote address as being irc.redbrick.dcu.ie:6667
So for this it is instead using a local forward. So unlike the dynamic forward, instead set the option to be local, and add the destination as being irc.redbrick.dcu.ie:6667


On CLI this is:
On CLI this is: