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May 18th, 2010 by admin

Using OpenSSH on Windows for a SOCKS proxy server?

Hello I'm running an OpenSSH server on my PC to Windows using Cygwin. I read that OpenSSH has a built in command to start a SOCKS server. When I try to access sshd running the command: ssh-D 1080 sshuser @ mpc-p 443 (p-like OpenSSH server running on port 443) Unfortunately, I have always a Permission Denied error. What am I doing wrong? Thanks Rob http://unblockxanga.cn http://unblockxanga.cn http://unblockxanga.cn http://unblockxanga http://unblockxanga.cn. cn

Ports 1-1024 are restricted ports. You must be root to have a link for the application to any port from 1 to 1024. Run the command as root, or use a port above 1024. (1025 …)

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