Forwarding web page via ssh

[IgorM]

I want to access my home router page, to change some settings, using a server that is connected to the same network and I can access via SSH, but the problem is that I'm in a different country. How can it be done?

[StareX]

How's your router connected to the world? ISP Wise? PPPoE? Fixed IP? or DHCP?

[beersykins]

You should be able to use a tunnel,  in putty or SSH client, specify the local PC port of your machine, and the destination like server.ip.here.omg:port

 

Then you should be able to launch something against your locahost on your local port to connect remotely over the SSH tunnel.

[IgorM]

6 hours ago, StareX said:

How's your router connected to the world? ISP Wise? PPPoE? Fixed IP? or DHCP?

Dhcp but I'm able to access my home ip using a domain

[IgorM]

6 hours ago, beersykins said:

You should be able to use a tunnel,  in putty or SSH client, specify the local PC port of your machine, and the destination like server.ip.here.omg:port

 

Then you should be able to launch something against your locahost on your local port to connect remotely over the SSH tunnel.

Considering I'm using the built in Windows ssh client what command should I use and what are the steps? 

[beersykins]

Should be the -L flag.

 

Something like this:

ssh beers@10.1.1.9 -L 12345:10.1.1.9:32400

 

Then in your web browser pointing to 127.0.0.1:12345 will end up at the destination/port pair specified.

[IgorM]

28 minutes ago, beersykins said:

Should be the -L flag.

 

Something like this:

ssh beers@10.1.1.9 -L 12345:10.1.1.9:32400

 

Then in your web browser pointing to 127.0.0.1:12345 will end up at the destination/port pair specified.

I get this message when I try to access the page "channel 3: open failed: administratively prohibited: open failed"