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How to set up visdom server when only have access to one of the server's ports over ssh?
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- Created 5 years ago
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I have solved this problem, maybe I can share my solution to those who are’t also the root account of their server, I use mobaxterm to set up the sshtunnel, It’s very convenient.
OK. Thank you, I will try it. I’m not a root account of that domain, I will try to set up a ssh tunnel.