Projects tagged ‘ssh’ and ‘tunnel’

This project is for programmers needing a working SSH implementation by the mean of a library. The complete control of the client is made by the programmer. With libssh, you can remotely execute ... [More] programs, transfer files, use a secure and transparent tunnel for your remote programs. With its Secure FTP implementation, you can play with remote files easily, without third-party programs others than libcrypto (from openssl). [Less]

JSch allows you to connect to an sshd server and use port forwarding, X11 forwarding, file transfer, etc., and you can integrate its functionality into your own Java programs.

udpproxy allows to proxy UDP flows using Netfilter queuing capabilities. This is not just an UDP relay: the destination does not need to be known in advance. First, flows to be proxied need to be ... [More] selected with the help of iptables: # iptables -A OUTPUT -p udp --dport 161 \ --destination 172.16.100.0/23 -j NFQUEUE --queue-num 10 Then, udpproxy is launched and will relay the packets sent to queue 10: # udpproxy -e "ssh somehost ./udpproxy" -q 10 [Less]

SSHTunnel What is SSHTunnel ?SSHTunnel is an OS X application that allows you to easily create SSH tunnels from your computer to a remote host (like a website) through a SSH server. This SSH tunnel ... [More] can bypass the firewall rules in a secure way. So if you are at work, and you can't access YouTube, just create a SSH tunnel, and your ready to go! And on the next version ?The next version will be not a graphical and logical evolution of sessions. I will focus on SSH security, by adding a support of system Keychain to store passwords, and allow the keys creation and support for servers. This next release should be available very very soon (I've play around with OS X authentication server and I've already do the key management on a very old version of SSHTunnel). Stay tuned! News(12/11/2008) Hey, long time no see!Just to tell to my dear users that I'm not dead. I'm working on the integration of the open source tool called proxytunnel, to be able to really bypass all kind of firewall. And it works! Stay tuned ;) (23/08/2008) Big Update in progressThe released version 1.5, will be strange if you do not reset to default factory. To do this open SSHTunnel Preferences (Cmd + "," ) and then choose "Reset the factory presets" It will quit SSHTunnel. You just have to relaunch it. (23/08/2008) Big Update in progressAs I said, here are the new version of SSHTunnel. See change log to know what's new. I think you should see it, because there were a lot of changes! (22/08/2008) Big Update in progressTime to change. The next version of SSHTunnel will have a lot of new features, like global proxification, ability to simply launch shell on the SSHServer, a task bar menu to control the application, a Time Machine like button to start sessions (useless so indispensable!), a smart new view to organize the sessions, ability to to autostart some sessions at launch. Here are some screenshots of the application. You can download the development version to try it if you know how to compile a software. Else be patient, it will coming soon! (18/08/2008) SSHTunnel on Apple.comYou can now download and follow SSHTunnel from the Apple official website at the following address : http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/networking_security/sshtunnel.html. (07/08/2008) SSHTunnel on SoftpediaSSHTunnel is on Sofpedia : http://mac.softpedia.com/get/Network-Admin/SSHTunnel.shtml. Minimum requirementsTo use SSHTunnel, you need at least : Mac OS >= 10.5 ; A valid internet connection ; If you meet problems with incoming tunnels, you should deactivate your Mac OS Firewall. Author notePlease remember that this program is a free software and comes with no guarantees. I'm alone to develop this application and this is not my main activity so please do not hesitate to report issues in the appropriate tabs. DonationIf you like and if you're a rich man, you can make a donation : http://antoinemercadal.fr/antoinemercadal.fr/SSHTunnel.html Change LogWhat's up in v1.6 ?(feature) Risinzing of the application is possible ; (feature) Moving the preferences from new window to main window ; What's up in v1.5 ?(feature) NSOutlineView like iTunes to store the sessions and to sort them ; (feature) Global proxyfication through SSH with auto activation of system's socks proxy ; (feature) Definition of the system network service to use ; (feature) Adding a sort of Time Machine like button to control sessions ; (feature) Possibility start automatically sessions at application startup ; (feature) It is now possible to reset application from its defaults settings ; (feature) Possibility to activate or not Core Animation transition ; (feature) You can also choose which transition you want to use ; (feature) Adding a status bar icon with the most common control command ; (feature) You can activate or not the status bar menu ; (feature) It is possible to force SSHTunnel to use only SSH protocol version 2 ; (feature) Ability to apply a server to all sessions ; (Solving) Sometimes when application quit, sessions still remain alive ; (Solving) When reset factory preset, the new datas was not every time loaded ; (Solving) Adding tests that avoid sessions to start without all the needed informations ; (Solving) A lot of silly other bugs ; See all the change log [Less]

SSHTunneler allows you to easily manage SSH tunnels for yourself. Also, by using the SSHTunnelerPackager, a system administrator can distribute SSHTunneler installation package bundled with a config ... [More] file. By doing so, he can make his users use SSH tunnels without them even knowing so. Right now, the project is in early alpha stage. In fact, the SSHTunnelerPackager should not be able to generate installers. [Less]

PuTTY Tunnel Manager allows you to easily open tunnels, that are defined in a PuTTY session, from the system tray. You can also move the tunnels from PuTTY to PuTTY Tunnel Manager. This allows you to ... [More] use PuTTY just for SSH shell sessions (without opening tunnels), and use PuTTY Tunnel Manager just for tunneling. FeaturesCreated specifically for tunneling over SSH sessions Open and close sessions from the system tray Works alongside PuTTY and Pageant, using Plink Easily add and remove tunnels from existing PuTTY sessions Can store tunnels outside the regular PuTTY sessions Keep track of open tunnels and prevent multiple tunnels from listening on the same port Reconnects when your PC wakes up from stand-by Simple interface One file, small size, with a cool icon Screenshots Download and installationLike PuTTY, this program is just a single executable file. You will need Microsoft's .NET Framework version 2 or higher to start it but you'll probably have it already. Download the latest version from this page and place it in your PuTTY directory, or any other directory. Download Plink (plink.exe) from here and place it in the same directory. Start PuTTY Tunnel Manager (ptman.exe). If you put ptman.exe and plink.exe in the same directory, you're ready to go. If not, the settings window will show and you should point to plink.exe yourself. See the Quick guide to get started. I also recommend to use Pageant for public key authentication (read: no passwords and even more secure). See the Using pageant section for a short explanation. [Less]

Piggyback is a ssh tunnel manager for all POSIX-compliant operating systems (Linux/BSD/UNIX-like OSes). Written in Java for Gnome and GTK, the goal of the project is to create a simple GTK-based frontend to managing ssh tunnels.

SSHiffon... is a Pre-Pre-Alpha SSH client mashup ... provides a terminal, gui SFTP client and SSH tunneling (secure port forwarding) through a shared connection ... one tab per-connection (all in ... [More] one process) ... uses Griffon as the GUI framework ... uses JSch for SSH ... uses a modified version of Gritty for the terminal ... is targeted mainly towards Windoze users for accessing Unixy servers, but should run on any JVM (Java6) ... is open source software (permissive license, BSD style) StatusAs of 25th Nov 2009 (v0.1.5), SSHiffon is currently very pre-alpha. v0.1.6 will come with an improved UI, to work towards the first 'Alpha' release. v0.2.0 will be the first Alpha release, slated for December 31st 2009, or thereabouts. Known issuesI'm using SSHiffon contentedly in my workplace, for about 3-5 concurrent connections, but finding a few key bugs: Terminal issues: Home, End, PgUp, PgDown, Insert keys do not work properly. Box drawing not implemented (affects midnight commander and similar tools) Some strange behaviour affecting vim (line insertion doesn't work nicely) Other: Several usability issues, to be addressed for 0.2.0 DocumentationPlease start with the SSHiffon Overview More to follow (!) [Less]

project website, site configs, addons An application that should do as much as possible in day-to-day use. All the stuff i used to do with other apps and was able to re-write better or at the same ... [More] level have been icorporated. Latest WIN32 release Latest Linux x64 release [Less]