Here I will explain in few words how this can be done:P
First we download some tunnelier (i use bitwise tunnelier).
In this picture can be seen some options .. Host/Port/username/password
1. Host = the host where you want to connect
2. Port = port of the remote machine (if the machine has port 22/ssh open or 23/telnet .. just change the port)
3. username = username to login in the remote machine
4. Password = the password
Now after we have set this let`s connect to the host.
After connection will appear another 2 windows :
and
The first one is exactly a shell command where you can give unix commands and do anything you want
The second one is more like a ftp manager using SFTP protocol.
The last thing is that once you have connected with tunnelier ... you are on the internet with the ip of the remote machine
Have Fun.
First we download some tunnelier (i use bitwise tunnelier).
In this picture can be seen some options .. Host/Port/username/password
1. Host = the host where you want to connect
2. Port = port of the remote machine (if the machine has port 22/ssh open or 23/telnet .. just change the port)
3. username = username to login in the remote machine
4. Password = the password
Now after we have set this let`s connect to the host.
After connection will appear another 2 windows :
and
The first one is exactly a shell command where you can give unix commands and do anything you want
The second one is more like a ftp manager using SFTP protocol.
The last thing is that once you have connected with tunnelier ... you are on the internet with the ip of the remote machine
Have Fun.
