| On Fri, Nov 07, 2003 at 08:06:23AM -0500, Chris wrote: I was looking for a command like
ssh -T   5901:localhost:x homeipaddress 
 in other words, tunnel port x on this machine over port 22 and then send it to
5901 on the remote machine but there is no such command......
 ssh -L x:homeipaddress:5901 homeipaddress
 
 
 The first homeipaddress can be any IP address reachable once you log
into homeipaddress (e.g., you could make it a 192.* or 10.* IP address
on your home network). 
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Bob Bell
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