Secure Shell (SSH) → Tunnel Profile Items

As described in Manage Tunnel Profiles, a tunnel consists of a port number on one side and a combination of computer address and port on the other.

This dialog lets you enter the data for one tunnel, e.g. the data from the example above would be:

Tunnel from local to remote address.

Local port: 10110
Remote address: mail.hogwarts.edu:110

Additionally ZOC supports dynamic port forwarding, which essentially turns the SSH connection and ZOC into a SOCKS4 or SOCKS5 proxy. In these cases there is no destination address and port, because the calling program will define those on the fly when making the connection.

 
Note: As with OpenSSH, IPv6 addresses need to be enclosed in square brackets, e.g. [fc00::100:1]:10022

 
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