SSH Access server via HTTP proxy

The key is the use of corkscrew

: http://agroman.net/corkscrew/

The following is reproduced

CentOS 7,root User

Install:get Corkscrew

Download:https://pkgs.org/download/corkscrew

Add Proxycommand to your SSH config file:

A configuration file for SSH already. It should are located in $HOME/.ssh/config and are a simple text file. Create one if it does not exist and add lines such as these to it:

Host *
Proxycommand corkscrew http-proxy.example.com 8080%h%p

... replacing http-proxy.example.com with the name or address of your HTTP proxies and possibly replacing 8080 with the port O n which the proxy listens, which may is or even some other port. The%h and%p would be replaced automatically by SSH with the actual destination host and port.

These-lines tell the SSH client-to-start another program (corkscrew), the actual connection to the SSH server. The Host * Line says, the This would be is done for all hosts. If you wish to restrict the "hosts for which" this would be do, you can put a limited form of regular expression there. See the Ssh_config (5) Mans page for more information. If you do not have corkscrew in your path or has put it in a non-standard location, your may specify an absolute path to co Rkscrew in so file as well.

Example

SSH [email protected]-P port
Scp-p port-r./test [Email protected]:/home/test/

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SSH Access server via HTTP proxy