UGH, stupid ssh

[Sawell]

Leo I know you do this but I never know if you're online so meh.

I finally made an SSH connection FINALLY after having to install python, make an NTLmap and launch it before even thinking the word SSL to auth myself.

Now I can't seem to understand how it works, well, I say that... I've set up my putty to connect to the remote server, I've tunneled port 80 so that I can browse through my server, opened a new session on localhost:80 and my IP is STILL my work IP, I dunno what I'm doing wrong.

 

[LeoCrasher]

...ever heard of a PM? :P

I don't understand what you've done, but I'll tell you what you should have done.

Your SSH server is on Port 443. This is fine, your work proxy is more than happy to allow access to remote 443.

Your PuTTy connects to SSH IP, on Port 443, via way of your work proxy server on Port 8080. Or if your using ntlmap to get around the authorisation, then I imagine you would place the ntlmap settings in the proxy tab. Everything else remains the same though.

You -> Work Proxy(8080) -> SSH Server(443).

To tunnel web traffic you would go into the Tunnel Section of PuTTy and enter a new rule...
Source port: 4040
Destination: 127.0.0.1 or the IP you entered on the session screen.
Type: Dynamic
-Then press 'Add' and connect

Now go into Portable Firefox (or any other browser which allows you to configure settings) and goto the connection options area. Chnage the proxy from your work proxy to 127.0.0.1 and port 4040. You will now be browsing from your home machine.

/Leo