Here is the situation: I have a Windows home machine Home which I can connect to Foo, a Unix server via ssh. Then I can ssh from my Unix work machine Bar to this same server Foo.Windows           Unix             Unix  __               __     ssh       __ |  | ----------> |  | <---------- |  | |__|    ssh      |__| ----------> |__| Home             Foo     ssh -R    BarMy first goal is to be able to open a ssh-shell on Bar from Home (I use putty on Windows). My understanding is that I have to open a reverse ssh tunnel from Bar choosing an arbitrary port say 2210.netstat -putandisplays:Bar.x.x.ip:2210127.0.0.1:2210::1:2210Then I don't know how from Home I can open a terminal to Bar.My second and last problem is that I want (using scp) to copy files from Foo to Bar while typing on Home, like I would naturally do it but typing on Bar.Is it possible to guide into the procedure to make this work?Thanks
SSH to 2 local machines via Unix server
ssh;scp;putty