Just last night I had to use ssh tunneling to create a couple of Live IDs () as Micro$oft was not allowing to create any from my local ISP IP :S You can easily bypass such limits using this SSH Tunneling. In some places access are limited by number of access per IP address.įor example, download services like RapidShare will not allow you to download a file when someone else is downloading a file over your shared IP. In many places (specially in Bangladesh) ISPs provide the clients only with dynamic or shared IP address. Technical limitations related to shared/dynamic IP: Your restricted web app will get the remote server IP as the user IP.
For example, admin area of a blog, forum, billing system or help desk can be protected with IP based authentication.īut what if you are on dynamic IP? You can allow your users (or yourself) first to ssh to a server with static ip and then access your restricted web app over the ssh tunnel. In many cases for security reasons we use restrict access only to some selected IP addresses. This can be useful for many scenarios like –
If you have access to SSH on a remote server (dedicated server, vps or shell account), you can browse the internet over the IP address hiding your original IP address.
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