问题
I'm attempting to access my work SVN server via an SSH tunnel to a separate machine.
Something like this: (Local_Machine) -- SSH_Tunnel --> (Workstation) -- LAN --> (SVN_Server)
I can currently tunnel into my workstation via ssh, but cannot access the svn server via the tunnel on my local machine.
Is what I'm attempting to do possible, or do I need to also tunnel into the SVN_Server from the Workstation?
Further information : Local machine is a Windows 7 box using putty to tunnel. Workstation is another Windows 7 box using winsshd. SVN_Server is a Windows Server 2008 box (No SSH access)
回答1:
The endpoint of a remote tunnel doesn't need to be on the same machine. So, you can set up a tunnel that goes from your local machine to the remote SVN server. This is how you might do that using the ssh command line:
ssh -L 3690:svn_server:3690 workstation
This connects to your SSH server on your workstation, and sets up a tunnel from local port 3690 to port 3690 on svn_server.
If you're already going through a tunnel to get to your workstation, you can embed the above tunnel inside the tunnel you've already got.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7590764/access-svn-server-from-machine-on-work-subnet-via-an-ssh-tunnel