title: Routing RDP over ssh tunnel
body: <p>I thought I could easyly find an answer here, but had no luck. Maybe it's just impossible:
  Suppose the following: I am sitting at starbucks with my win 8 laptop connected to their WLAN. I open up a ssh connection to my amazon ec2 micro ubuntu instance.
  Earlier in the morning before I left home, I openened up an other ssh connection to the same instance from my home win 8 machine.
  Now from my putty terminal I can see both connections pts/0 and pts/1 and netstat -n gives me the ip addresses of the two firewalls (starbucks and mine) with their 10000+ port numbers as well as my ubuntu server address with port 22.
  My ssh server on the ubuntu machine has TCPForwarding on.</p>
  
  <p>Now how do I configure putty to tunnel rdp so I can access my home server? Do I have to do additional work on the ubuntu instance to forward the rdp packets?</p>
  
  <p>win-laptop--->starbucks-firewall--->ec2-ubuntu-micro-instance&lt;--my-firewall&lt;--my-win-desktop</p>
  
  <p>Thank you for your audience.</p>