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#VNC THROUGH SSH TUNNEL PUTTY INSTALL#

Server, not your machine! The address for localhost is 127.0.0.1 so the “remote” valueįor our first connection is 127.0.0.1:5952.įor our second example we will connect our local port 5901 to another windows machineīehind the server. Specified is used on the remote side of the tunnel, so that here 'localhost' means the “machine:port” to connect to the remote end of the tunnel. Local port we will use is 5952, and we will connect it to the same port on the server The port on the server is used to allow VNC connections to the server so this willĪllow you to get a login on the remote server, via an encrypted, compressed tunnel! The The first connection will connect a (local) port on your PC with a port on the remote To do this we'll define 2 example tunnels. Click “Save“ button to save the changes you’ve made till now!.Click “Remote ports do the same (SSH v2 only)”.Click “Local ports accept connections from other hosts”.

in “Window Title” enter “Westrick & Associates Tunnels”.

Enter “Westrick & Associates” in “Saved Sessions” (Use your server name).

Enter the address of the Linux server under host name (wa.).

Note that the following section titles are the category selections listed in the tree on the left side of the putty configuration window. Once installed, putty can be configured as follows:

Note: You can also use SSH from the Windows command line by installing Cygwin.

#VNC THROUGH SSH TUNNEL PUTTY INSTALL#

Once downloaded, install the software with all default options. Putty can be downloaded from the Putty Homepage. The examples presented here are based on version 0.53.