Summary
Autossh is a secure protocol used to connect to a server
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, and can be used to handle restart delays and prevent shutdowns.
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To set up an autossh reverse tunnel, a dedicated user must be created on the server
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, and a systemd service must be created on the client.
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Additionally, the autossh command must include the -M flag with a random port number.
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Troubleshooting tips are available to help with any issues that may arise during the setup process.
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This article provides a comprehensive overview of the use of autossh, a secure protocol used to connect to a server. It explains the benefits of using autossh, how to use it to handle restart delays, and how to use it to prevent shutdowns. It also provides a link to a code repository that contains a variety of open-source code.
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This post provides a step-by-step guide to setting up an autossh reverse tunnel on both the client and server machines. It covers setting up a dedicated user for the SSH tunnel on the server, creating a systemd service on the client, and configuring the autossh reverse tunnel. It also provides tips on how to troubleshoot any issues that may arise during the setup process.
Setting Up autossh to Maintain a Reverse Tunnel (SSH Server Having a ...
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Install the openssh package. Client usage To connect to a server, run: $ ssh -p port user @ server-address If the server only allows public-key authentication, follow SSH keys .…
OpenSSH - ArchWiki - Arch Linux
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