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DESCRIPTION
SSH Tunnel Manager is a tool to manage SSH Tunnels (commonly invoked with -L and -R arguments in the console). With SSH Tunnel Manager you can setup many tunnels as you wish, each one containing many port redirections as you wish. Once tunnels are configured, all you have to do is Start, or Stop the tunnels.

SSH Tunnels are a secure way to access hosts, or machine you cannot normaly reach, i.e : hosts on a LAN or behind a firewall. By the way, this is not a cracker tool! You must be able to access an ssh enabled host that can communicate with this private network (usualy a firewall). SSH can play with two kind of tunnels, called Local port forwarding and Remote port forwarding.

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WHAT'S NEW
Version 2.0b3:
  • Include a workaround to use ssh tunnels SOCKS proxy feature (embedded ssh binary used only when tunnel needs SOCK feature, because of a bug in Panther's ssh).
  • Fixed a wrong behavior sometimes while adding port redirections.
  • Added a field in advanced options that show command line that will be used to launch the tunnel.
  • Fixed a confusing build number in about box different from the one in preferences.
  • Makes link to the website effective in preferences window.
  • Removed all references to SSH Tunnel Manager "2". There was no resons for that since all users of v1 should upgrade :-) (Christophe is happy now)
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.1 or later.


Developer:Tynsoe.org
Downloads:30,606
  - Version d/l:18,515
Internet:Internet Utilities
License:Free
Date:28 Jan 2004
Platform:PPC
RATING
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SSH Tunnel Manager User Reviews (15 posts)Write A Review
May 21 2006

YANOKWA  You can find a Universal Binary of STM here:

http://www.karma.net/html/files/category-3.html  (Version 2.0b3)

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Jun 16 2005
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ANONYMOUS  It would be so great if there were a way for this app to monitor attempts to connect to the local port and automatically bring up the tunnel. I kind of thought that the Auto Connect option would do that, but apparently not--or else I'm an idiot, or both...  (Version 2.0b3)

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Apr 11 2005

ANONYMOUS  I just started using this & it seems to be working fine on OSX 10.37  (Version 2.0b3)

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Feb 8 2005
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PAUL JONES  I was looking for a quick way to manage tunnels from my desktop. Ineed to turn them on and off alot. I was using fugu, but typing information each time wasd a pain. Then I built a shell script/men from the command line which was good, butr not ideal. SSH Tunnel Manger was exaclty what I wanted! Thanks, it saved me from needing to write it!

I'm not sure about stability yet. I just started using it. So far it has performed well. I'm curoius to see its handling of timeouts.  (Version 2.0b3)

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