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Tunnel to Proxy
Good evening,
can I establish a tunnel to my proxy server 10.10.10.1 in the company network through some kind of ssh-tunnel? I am behind a DSL-router, connect to a machine in the company dmz and need to access another proxy in the dmz. Reason is to browse the company network (which uses internal adresses) ITA 
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Sure you can. I was in the same boat. I needed to access mail, http, ssh (not dns) in the application server, so I set up ssh port forward. All traffic went though the server located in DMZ. Manual page can be studied here, or just do a google search for "ssh port forward"
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If you run an OpenSSH server at home, you can setup a SOCKS proxy.. search for the -E option in ssh(1).
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