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03-12-2008	#1 (permalink)
logbot Just Joined! Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 10	Using putty make a tunnel from remote server to local machine Hi, I want to access my files at this machine (which runs XP, no admin) from my home machine. I have a shell on an accessible host, which has led me to believe it has to be a way to make a tunnel with putty from this machine to my shell, that allows me to access _this_ machine from my home computer, with putty. I want to start putty on the local machine here which makes a tunnel to the host, and when I come home I can connect to this machine through the tunnel on the shell. Anyone knows how to do this? regards logbot.

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