Creating a SSH tunnel between OS X and FreeNAS
September 2nd, 2008
Jeff's blog has a great post on how to create sudo-VPN called an “SSH tunnel.” An SSH tunnel is a secure, encrypted connection between the remote computer and the file server for a specific port. Each service running on the server uses different ports, thus it is necessary to create numerous tunnels – once for each service you which to access remotely.
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This link are broke. I’m starting now in freeNAS and I need to know how I create a vpn in freeNAS.
Thanks if you can help, and sorry for my english!
Ale