Obfuscated ssh Client under Linux

SSH is a powerful tool for astronomers. We often use it to download observation data from the observatory’s server, or run some complicated programs on remote servers (overseas). But for the reason as we all know, the ssh tunnels are always being obstructed. So we need some technique to avoid such obstruction. Therefore, the obfuscated ssh turns out to be a sufficient method.

Below describes how to use obfuscated SSH_TUNNEL under Linux:
(Original Code: Here)

INTALLATION:

wget http://aenes.googlecode.com/files/brl-obfuscated-openssh.zip
./configure  --prefix=/usr/local/newssh --sysconfdir=/etc/newssh
make
make install

Then you need to configure the ssh server following the guide here.

USAGE:
Then use this to run the ssh client:

/usr/local/newssh/bin/ssh -N -v -Z ObfuscateKeyWord -p ***** username@hostname -D 127.0.0.1:7070

There are 4 parameters you need to specify: “ObfuscateKeyWord” is the obfuscated keyword you set in the configuration file (sshd_config) of the server, “*****” is the ssh server port number, “username” and “hostname” are as the name described.

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