Explanations:
I have a server SW that runs on Linux and listens to port 9000.
The server's aim is to direct TCP session that opens on port 9000 to rs-232 (serial port).
So one could open telnet to the server's IP port 9000 , and he will get the prompt of the serial device (the prompt that you get while connecting through Hyper Terminal).

Now, I would like to use the server, but, instead of opening telnet - opening ssh.
i.e. instead of directing telnet to serial, I would like to direct ssh to serial.
In another words, instead of writing on my Linux "telnet 127.0.0.1 9000", I would like to do "ssh -p 9000 127.0.0.1" or something like that.

I hope it is more clear.

Mosh.

In reply to Re: ssh with IO::Socket::INET by mosh
in thread ssh with IO::Socket::INET by mosh

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