Can you create SSH port forwarding tunnels or sftp/scp using the vagrant share plugin?

[Eric B]

I've just used the vagrant share plugin to setup an ssh tunnel to a remote vagrant machine.  This works great for shell access.  But I have a few questions:

Once I have an ssh tunnel up to the remote machine,can I create a port forwarding tunnel to it?  For example - something like:

   ssh 8080:localhost:8080 <shared vagrant ip> ?

What about SCP or SFTP?

Finally, is there a way to open another ssh shell without needing to relaunch the entire vagrant connect process (new vm/etc)?  How can I run new SSH connections thru the existing vm that vagrant connect setup for me?

Thanks,

Eric

[Alvaro Miranda Aguilera]

hello

what you need to do?

because if you have ssh, some protocols like scp and sftp will work over the same port, no need to use additional ports.

Alvaro,

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[Eric B]

I would think so too, but the connection didn't seem to allow for it.  When I try to connect to the ssh pretty exposed on my local VM (2222), I don't even have a username, password or private key used to authenticate.  

Every SCP/SFTP/ssh connection sets up a new connection, but I have no idea how to authenticate and open a tunnel directly to the remote vagrant machine without going through the temp VM (jump server) that vagrant spins up on my end.

Thanks

Eric

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[Alvaro Miranda Aguilera]

Hello

one the VM is created, you can think of it as any other linux machine.

you can set the password you want, and create any user  you need.

you can add any public key you want to be able to use to login.

Alvaro.

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