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I have a server running SSH which is Internet facing (lets call this host A).

I also have a server running which is behind a firewall. It is running sshd, however it cannot SSH out to the Internet, including to host A. Let's call this host 'gibson'.

I have my own box (localhost, host B) which is on a different subnet to host B, however it can SSH to the gibson. The gibson cannot ssh to host B though.

I want to allow people to temporarily ssh to the gibson. Is it possible to make a tunnel through from the gibson to host B, which then terminates through to host A to allow remote access to the gibson for a short amount of time via the Internet?

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    You can either set up a port forwarding or a vpn
    – drum
    Dec 7, 2016 at 4:50

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