Connecting through a SSH Gateway (jump host)
Posted: 2021-12-04 06:08
Hi there,
I'm on windows 10, and I am connecting to a private linux server through a ssh tunnel (with a public/private key identification), but I am doing that through an other SSH gateway (jump host). All of this is defined in the "config" file in the .ssh directory. This works fine, and on a Windows console, I can simply launch a ssh to my server name and I'm connected, without entering a password, etc. Still on a Windows console, I can also simply launch a sftp to my server name and this is also working fine. So far so good.
I would like to establish the same sftp connection using filezilla, but I can't find how to indicate that I need to pass through a secondary ssh gateway (jump host). Can I simply ask filezilla to use the "config" file in the .ssh directory (as the native Windows sftp is doing), and - if yes - how to do that? If not, how can I then explain Filezilla how to establish the needed connection?
Any help on that will be more than welcomed.
Best, Eric.
I'm on windows 10, and I am connecting to a private linux server through a ssh tunnel (with a public/private key identification), but I am doing that through an other SSH gateway (jump host). All of this is defined in the "config" file in the .ssh directory. This works fine, and on a Windows console, I can simply launch a ssh to my server name and I'm connected, without entering a password, etc. Still on a Windows console, I can also simply launch a sftp to my server name and this is also working fine. So far so good.
I would like to establish the same sftp connection using filezilla, but I can't find how to indicate that I need to pass through a secondary ssh gateway (jump host). Can I simply ask filezilla to use the "config" file in the .ssh directory (as the native Windows sftp is doing), and - if yes - how to do that? If not, how can I then explain Filezilla how to establish the needed connection?
Any help on that will be more than welcomed.
Best, Eric.