My impression is that this solution wouldn't work under Windows NT. Is this
true?

"Yutaka Sato" <paeaabth4-mxhgu43vih3w.ml@delegate.org> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> On 01/23/01(07:31) you Rajiv Dulepet <p3ubqbdyi-mxhgu43vih3w.ml@delegate.org> wrote
> in <_A989@delegate-en.ML_>
>  |Hi
>  |Is there a SSH version of Delegate similar SSL version (SSLWAY) that I
can
>  |incorporate for Telnet etc?
>
> I think "SSHway" specialized for DeleGate is not so necessary
> because there are other ways to utilize SSH with DeleGate.
>
> First, so called "port forwarding" of SSH can be used to relay
> the communication between two DeleGates, like follows:
>
>               [hostD]    [hostL]            [hostR]    [hostG]
>   clients --- DeleGate --- ssh ============= sshd --- DeleGate --- servers
>                                 (encrypted)
>
>   hostG% delegated -P8888 RELIABLE=hostR
>
>   hostL% ssh -L8000:hostG:8888 hostR
>
>   hostD% delegated -P8021 MASTER=hostL:8000 SERVER=ftp
>   hostD% delegated -P8023 MASTER=hostL:8000 SERVER=telent
>   hostD% delegated -P8080 MASTER=hostL:8000 SERVER=http
>   hostD% ...
>
> It is likely that hostD is the same with hostL, and hostR is the
> same with hostG.
>
> Another way to use SSH is described at:
> <URL:http://www.delegate.org/delegate/ssh/>
>
> Cheers,
> Yutaka
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