How to add a new port forwarding rule on a Xshell session

To use port forwarding services through an encrypted tunnel, you should define port forwarding rules for each application. This episode mainly explains how to add new port forwarding rules in a Xshell session.

　　How to add a new port forwarding rule on a session:

1. Open the Session dialog box.

2. Select the session where you want to edit the port forwarding rules.

3. Click [Properties] of the standard button.

　　

4. Select [Connect: SSH: tunnel] in [category].

5. Click [Add] to open the Forwarding Rules dialog box.

　　

6. Select the connection type in the [type] directory.

7. Enter localhost or IP address in [source host].

8. Enter the port number in [Listening port] or select the service name.

9. Enter the host name or enter an IP address for the startup server program in [target host].

10. Enter the port number that the server program waits for in [Target port].

11. Enter a description of the forwarding rule in [description].

12. Click [OK].

　　Comments:

If it is local forwarding, it is sent to a specific port on the destination host that is connected through the listening port of the local PC.

Remote forwarding is sent to a specific port on the destination host that is connected through the remote host's listening port. At this point the target host is mostly ' localhost '.

Dynamic forwarding, while using the same method as local forwarding, does not specify a specific target host. Dynamic forwarding uses the SOCKS Proxy protocol, and the default port number for the SOCKS protocol is number 1080th.

The above is to add a new port forwarding rule on the Xshell session

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How to add a new port forwarding rule on a Xshell session