Termo
January 12th, 2009, 11:41 AM
I need to connect to my Ubuntu machine at work, when I'm at home or abroad. I have been told by the administrator that I only can connect through the citrix server. I have installed the citrix client, so that I can connect when I log in on via the Firefox applet.
The administrator has then made Putty available for me, so that I can connect to my terminal on my computer. This works OK...
My question is if it is possible to tunnel an SSH connection through the citrix server, so that I can connect from my Ubuntu on my laptop without the Firefox (and the windows terminal with putty) and also get acces via sftp in nautilus??
In Putty I can set up tunneling of ports, but this tunneling will only be from my work computer via SSH tunnel to the Citrix server right??? Can I use this tunnel in any clever way to forward ports etc?
The administrator has then made Putty available for me, so that I can connect to my terminal on my computer. This works OK...
My question is if it is possible to tunnel an SSH connection through the citrix server, so that I can connect from my Ubuntu on my laptop without the Firefox (and the windows terminal with putty) and also get acces via sftp in nautilus??
In Putty I can set up tunneling of ports, but this tunneling will only be from my work computer via SSH tunnel to the Citrix server right??? Can I use this tunnel in any clever way to forward ports etc?