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Subject: SSH Tunneling All TCP Traffic
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I need to tunnel all of my TCP SSH-2 traffic from my
local box to my remote box that I will have an account on. I heard this can
be done in one command?

ssh -f me@lab.com -L 8888:lab.com:53 -N

SOCKS: 8888
   SSH2: 53

What am I doing wrong?