BULB routing (called onion routing) consists of multiple encrypting messages and then transmitting it by the number of lymph nodes called called onion routers. Each of these removes the layer of encryption in order to obtain further information about trasing and forward the results to the next router. This behavior prevents the disclosure of origin of intermediate nodes, the recipients and the content of the message. The Tor network is dominant in the use of that technology. This entry has been created to bring the rarely used options ProxyCommand SSH, which allows to determine the program, which will be forwarded to the call. To get started, you need to install the line along with all of the required components, including end to spending on Debian

apt-get install tor

Downloads connect.c then the command

     wget http://savannah.gnu.org/maintenance/connect.c

The next step is to compile the program

     gcc-o connect connect.c

SSH to tunnel the connection to make

     ssh-o ProxyCommand = "/ home / ZIAJA / connect-S localhost: 9050% h% p" 213.135.50.72-p 22

where / home / ZIAJA / connect the path to the compiled program connect, localhost: 9050 is the address of our server line (server typically runs on port 9050), and IP 213.135.50.72 is the server to which you want to connect via SSH, the-p is optional (if ssh is working on the standard port 22 it does not need to be administered), if you want to log on to a different login to the IP address you must add a login @, for example, combining the Neostrady is shown in the logs

     Latitude Feb 3 13:11:55 sshd [10253]: pam_unix (sshd: auth): authentication failure; logname = uid = 0 euid = 0 tty = ssh ruser = rhost = user-user = root 38q48q0.cable.mindspring.com

this is not my IP tunneling works so well.