I did not test it, but it is not unusal for application to pass the content of Hostname fields right into the ssh call. This should bring you onto your mysqlserver thru your firewallhost. From here your mysql settings can be used as if you would directly connect to mysqlserver as the workbench is expecting.Īs you wrote, you are on the same machine (Ubuntu 14) that is able to connect to your mysql database behind firewallhost, you should just use the values in workbench that you use on the console. ssh/config if you call workbench with the same user that the. SSH Hostname would just be 'targetHost' where the proxycommand from your. ssh/config will tunnel you to 'targetHost' thru 'firewallHost'. MySQL Hostname should be localhost and port 3306 - that should be exactly like you do when accessing the 'targetHost' by ssh as you wrote in your question. Because workbench will use these values after(!) it connects by ssh.Secure Shell (SSH) is a solid remote access tool. IMO it's a key enabling technology for distributed systems. However it's effective security is not ideal. It's authentication scheme with RSA key pairs and wire-level encryption is great.
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