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{{tip box|msg=It is possible to use putty if you are afraid about some commands in a terminal, you can find a lot of examples by typing this in google [https://www.google.com/search?q=tunneling+by+putty tunneling by putty]}}
 
{{tip box|msg=It is possible to use putty if you are afraid about some commands in a terminal, you can find a lot of examples by typing this in google [https://www.google.com/search?q=tunneling+by+putty tunneling by putty]}}
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====Access with non standard ports====
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In certain cases which you are not root on the local computer, you can not redirect port < 1024, so you have to use port > 1024 as the example below.
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ssh -L 9443:localhost:443 root@your-remote-ip -p 22
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9443 : local port
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443 : remote https port
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your-remote-ip : the remote host (could be an ip or a domain name)
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22 : this is the port where the ssh server is listening, you can change it in accordance with the remote server
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'''Keep the terminal open''', Then you need to use this specific URL in your WEB Browser to go to the server-manager
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https://localhost:9443/server-manager
    
==SME Server specific==
 
==SME Server specific==

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