I'm a software architect in the truest sense of the word: I love writing code, designing systems, and solving tough problems in elegant ways. I got into this industry not for the money, but because I honestly can't imagine myself doing anything else. Over my career, I've worked on just about every major Microsoft web technology, running the gamut from SQL Server 7.0 to 2008, from.NET 1.1 to 4.0, and many others. I've made a name for myself and have risen to my current position by being able to visualize and code complex systems, all while keeping the code performant and extensible.

Both inside and outside of work, I love researching new technologies and using them sensibly to solve problems, not simply trying to force the newest square peg into the round hole. From emerging Microsoft projects like AppFabric to third party or open source efforts like MongoDB, nServiceBus, or ZeroMQ, I'm constantly trying to find the next technology that can eliminate single points of failure or help scale my data tier. Outside of work, I'm a rabid DC sports fan and I love the outdoors, especially when I get a chance to hike or kayak. GaltSalt 16-Aug-08 3:20 16-Aug-08 3:20 Hi. Great library! All I want to do is allow passing of the user's SSH account's password to instantiate the port forwarding, _without_ an interactive session or private key.

My SSH server requires a certificate, which I have installed. I try to setup a SSHSession with: Session session = jsch.getSession(msshUser, msshHost); But it always thinks I want to start a session to ask for password (because I'm not using a private key?). I would imagine I have to supply it like: session.SetPassword(myPasswordString); But as I watch the connection attempt unfold it looks like it wants to start with a 'method' of keyboard-interactive (code in session.cs) connect().. Else if(methods.startsWith('keyboard-interactive')) //-->>the code falls in here.. I don't want an interactive session, as your code doesn't, but I want to send the SSH host a username and password with no terminal session. How do I configure the connectButton_Click() to use password to basically emulate: ssh -L (localPort):remoteIP:remotePort -nc remoteIP:remotePort userID@sshHost -pw userPassWord Help! Sageturkey 25-Jun-08 5:12 25-Jun-08 5:12 Thanks for the great code, I used the prog and connected to my OpenSSH server right away.

I'm using Visual Studio 6.0 and can't seem to open the project. I'm an extreme newbie with a bit of VB experience but not much, am learning C++ as I go. I've been reading about the.sln files but am not getting anywhere. My goal: I'm working on a project using tighvnc code and would like to add the SSH connection code to provide the secure connection. I've got a working vnc server program but I'm having problems incorporating code from the securevnc package. Thanks In Advance.

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Daved1948 15-Jun-07 20:39 15-Jun-07 20:39 I hate to sound stupid, but was wondering. Getting VNC to work securely is nice, but having to install an SSH or SSL program is a bummer, then change all the default ports, hit the registry, etc., etc. Why not simply VPN to your home, and run standard VNC from the office? I 'assume' you're not hanging your home PC on the Internet? You have some router?

Some newer routers including several of the free Linux based routers include PPtP as well as IPSEC tunnels, eliminating the need for you to host a dialin PPtP server on your PC. Using IPSEC, some allow one endpoint to use a dynamic IP, and some allow both to be dynamic if you provide a dyndns.org url, or can resolve the local IP by some url. I personally got tired of having to place inbound port mapping so I could control various hosts at my sites. So now I just VPN in first, and have any kind of access I need, including RDC, VNC, MS file sharing, the works. I have to say though, your code is really nice, and the technique of making it automatically choose an available port, and to use Microsoft's built in SSL function is smart.

It's just too bad all the rest of the stuff is external. Great coding! DSCIVlad 15-May-07 2:15 15-May-07 2:15 If SharpSSH and your stuff used SecureString for hiding the password while in managed code, it would be much better. Also, on Linux the known hosts are kept in./ssh/known_hosts. The approach taken here does not allow for that. You start the article by telling us VNC is cross platform, but you leave non Windows users out.

For this kind of application, to be cross platform, I recommend Mono and Gtk#. It is quite mature. Otherwise, this article is VERY well written and documented. Thanks, Vlad. In principle, it's really no different from what I do here with VNC.

You can change the port on the server that Terminal Server listens to (see for instructions), setup STunnel to listen on the old port and forward to the new port, and setup a STunnel instance on the client side to listen on some local port and forward to the now-encrypted RDP port on the server. Then you just startup a Remote Desktop client instance, point it at localhost:[whatever port STunnel is listening on], and you're off to the races. AFAIK, there's no automated tool to set all of that up for you but you should be able to do it manually with the process outlined above. Schwieb 7-Feb-07 5:45 7-Feb-07 5:45 I am having a little trouble using this application, and following your logic. I seem to be connecting via SSH (to a unix vnc server), but the tunnel does not get created. I can manually create the connection with this command: plink.exe -L 5901:localhost:5901 myserverhostname I can then connect with my vncviewer on localhost:1 I must not be configuring your application correctly. In the VNC host display, I have the address of the remote server (myserverhostname:5901) with arguments of localhost:5901.

SSH is selected, but there are no keyfiles or commands. Any idea where I went wrong? I would love to use this app, because it would save me from manually creating my tunnels. I think i see what the problem is: my application treats the VNC connection string that you provide as an actual VNC connection string.

These connection strings take two forms: hostname:displayIndex or hostname::port. If you provide a display index, it automatically calculates the remote port as 5900 + displayIndex and specifies that SSH establish a tunneled connection to that port. Since you're specifying localhost:5901, the application thinks that you're trying to connect to display number 5901 and so tries to establish a connection to port 11801 on the remote system. Change your connection string to localhost:1 and you should be good to go. Let me know if that works for you.

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