SSHNET(4)SSHNET(4)
NAME
sshnet - secure tcp port forwarding
SYNOPSIS
sshnet
[
-m
mtpt
] [
-s
service
] [
--
ssh-options
] [
user@]host
DESCRIPTION
The SSH protocol allows clients to make outgoing and incoming TCP calls
via the server.
Sshnet
establishes an SSH connection and, rather than execute a remote command,
presents the remote server’s TCP stack as a network stack
(see the discussion of TCP in
ip(3))
mounted before
mtpt
(default
/net),
optionally posting a 9P service
descriptor for the new file system as
/srv/service.
All other arguments are passed to
ssh(1)
as is.
For
dial(2)
operations, name resolution happens on the remote side as
sshnet
serves a
mtpt/cs
file that passes the hostname to the
connect
dial string.
Other query operations are passed verbatim to the
original connection service at
mtpt/cs.
SOURCE
/sys/src/cmd/sshnet.c
SEE ALSO
ssh(1),
ip(3)