By dev.stonez
via holistictendencies.wordpress.com
Published: Mar 02 2012 / 08:20
I was recently in a situation where I had a client experiencing a problem in a Java app that I couldn’t recreate on my machine. The only solution was to do some remote debugging. Unfortunately both he and I were behind NAT firewalls, circumstances that neither one of us could change.
Fortunately SSH provides a solution through port forwarding, providing you have some publicly accessible host to serve as an intermediate.
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