TCP_IP Port Forwarding

To use port forwarding service via a secure tunnel, define port forwarding rules for each application program.

• Note
  For local forwarding, connection to alocal PC's listening port is forwarded to a specific destination host port.
  For remote forwarding, connection to the remote host listening port is forwarded to a specific destination host port.
  Dynamic forwarding works the same as local forwarding. It automatically determines the host of delivery destination and port according to the SOCKS protocol. The default port number of SOCKS protocol is 1080.
  

To Add a New Port Forwarding Rule to a Session:

1. Open the Sessions dialog box.
2. Select a session for which to edit port forwarding rule.
3. Click the standard [Properties] button.
4. Select [Connection > SSH > Tunneling] from [Category].
5. Click [Add] to open the Forwarding Rule dialog box.
6. Select connection type from the [Type] list.
7. Enter the localhost or IP address in [Source Host].
8. Enter the port number in [Listening Port] or select a service name.
9. Enter the name of the host or IP address where the server program operates in [Destination Host].
10. Enter the port number where server program is waiting in [Destination Port].
11. Enter a description of the forwarding rule in [Description].
12. Click [OK].

To Change Forwarding Rule:

1. Open the Sessions dialog box.
2. Select session for which to edit port forwarding rule.
3. Click the standard [Properties] button.
4. Select [Connection > SSH > Tunneling] from [Category].
5. Select a forwarding rule to change.
6. Click [Edit].

To Remove Port Forwarding Rule:

1. Open the Sessions dialog box.
2. Select session for which to edit port forwarding rule.
3. Click the standard [Properties] button.
4. Select [Connection > SSH > Tunneling] from [Category].
5. Select a forwarding rule to remove.
6. Click [Remove].