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 ===Windows===
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+There are two ways of getting SSH to work on Windows.
+'''PuTTY'''
+[[PuTTY]] has built-in support for port forwarding.
+* When you're connecting, after you've filled in the host name box (login.redbrick.dcu.ie or deathray.redbrick.dcu.ie or something), click on Tunnels in the left-hand bar (second last item from the bottom).
+* In the Port forwarding box, fill in the following values:
+** Source port: (the port you want forwarded to the proxy - eg 1337)
+** Destination: proxy.dcu.ie:3128
+* Ensure Local is selected as the type and then click Add
+* Click the Open button to connect, and enter your username/password.
+'''OpenSSH for Windows'''
+You can download and install [http://sshwindows.sf.net OpenSSH for Windows] and then use the same command as you would for unix, if you don't want to use PuTTY.
 ===Linux===