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network_protocol_programming_lab:8_smartrf [2022/04/28 12:11] – ssh tunnel instructions for 4C fangenoorthnetwork_protocol_programming_lab:8_smartrf [2022/04/29 08:43] (current) – [4C Installation] fangenoorth
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 Luckily the command to set this up is quite easy. First execute steps 1 to 3 from the above. However in step 3 enter ''localhost'' instead of the BeagleBone's IP address. Then on your host enter the following into a terminal: Luckily the command to set this up is quite easy. First execute steps 1 to 3 from the above. However in step 3 enter ''localhost'' instead of the BeagleBone's IP address. Then on your host enter the following into a terminal:
 <code bash> <code bash>
-ssh -N t27@inna.tkn.tu.berlin.de -L 4711:<IP of BBB>:4711+ssh -N t27@inna.tkn.tu-berlin.de -L 4711:<IP of BBB>:4711
 </code> </code>
 This tells ssh to forward packets arriving on port 4711 on your local machine (from the node webapp) to port 4711 on the BeagleBones (to the cc1200 daemon) using the inna server as a intermediate Jump Host. Note that the terminal window needs to stay opened and this ssh call should not be terminated, otherwise the tunnel will be closed as well. This tells ssh to forward packets arriving on port 4711 on your local machine (from the node webapp) to port 4711 on the BeagleBones (to the cc1200 daemon) using the inna server as a intermediate Jump Host. Note that the terminal window needs to stay opened and this ssh call should not be terminated, otherwise the tunnel will be closed as well.
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