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Is it possible to reverse proxy through putty?
In general, the essence of the issue is as follows.
In putty, you can create an ssh tunnel and use it as a tunnel.
Ie the Client connects to the server and receives a local proxy from the server's ip
Is it possible that the client connecting to the server and creating some kind of tunnel, the server will be able to send some of its requests through the client's ip.
Client -> ssh -> Tunel -> server
Server-> proxyClient->
Internet
from client -how-to-make-your-wi...
2. Remote port forwarding
The only question is putty itself can become a proxy server without third-party programs on the client PC
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Yes, putti allows you to forward ports in both directions. I don’t know how in putty, in plink, direct forwarding is the key -L listen_local_port:remote_addr:remote_port
And reverse --R remote_listen_port:remote_addr:local_port
To do this,
you need to enable the option
how to configure the client part, @alex_ak1 explained to you
PS
>> But the question is putty itself can become a proxy server without third-party programs on the client PC
Putty can work as a socks proxy. In the browser, accordingly, you also need to configure the socks. You must specify one port, for example 1080, make the type dynamic.
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