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| In the //Host to setup tunnel on// box configure basic settings for the SSH tunnel session. The meaning of the boxes is the same as the respective options for the main session on the //[[ui_login_session|Session tab]]//. | In the //Host to setup tunnel on// box configure basic settings for the SSH tunnel session. The meaning of the boxes is the same as the respective options for the main session on the //[[ui_login_session|Session tab]]//. | ||
| - | For more complex tunnels (non-default SSH settings, multiple hops, etc.) you need to setup tunnel using external tool, such as [[&url(putty)|PuTTY SSH client]].((See [[faq_tunnel|FAQ]] for help.)) | + | For more complex tunnels (non-default SSH settings, multiple hops, etc.) you need to setup tunnel using external tool, such as [[&url(putty)|PuTTY SSH client]].((See [[guide_tunnel|guide]] for help.)) |
| ===== Tunnel Options ===== | ===== Tunnel Options ===== | ||
| Use //Local tunnel port// if you need to use specific port for the SSH tunnel. This is particularly useful if you want to use the opened tunnel for another applications. When //Autoselect// is selected, WinSCP will automatically pick a free port from range 50000 through 50099. | Use //Local tunnel port// if you need to use specific port for the SSH tunnel. This is particularly useful if you want to use the opened tunnel for another applications. When //Autoselect// is selected, WinSCP will automatically pick a free port from range 50000 through 50099. | ||