Accessing CUI in restricted Faurecia network
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Revision as of 08:16, 14 July 2021
- SSH to kernel while creating a local terminated SOCKS proxy on port 1307:
ssh -D 1307 -C plcnewkrnl
- Start Chrome with a new profile to avoid interfering with your normal Chrome profile and tell it to use the SOCKS proxy:
google-chrome --proxy-server="socks5://localhost:1307" --user-data-dir=~/chrome-faurecia --no-first-run \ 'http://plcnewkrnl:8080/cui?machine=10.139.118.140'
The forwarded ports on kernel cannot be accessed from localhost (=plcnewkrnl), so CUI has to connect directly to the stations.
This procedure can be reused for another kernels at the same time, just remember to use a new unique SOCKS port.
