I cannot run nc on remA, since it is not installed, however I can use ssh.

The nc binary does not exist on remA, and there is resistance to do what they consider as "downloading" programs to the machine. Since the machine already has perl, it was easier for me to write the simple UDP forwarding perl script and run it there.

Running ssh on remA is no problem, which is why I'm using this solution. As you surmised, tunnel forwarding is disabled.

Many thanks for helping, even with limited information. Please feel free to ask or point me to any other possibilities that might occur to you.

Thanks

-Craig

In reply to Re^2: Why I'm Populating authorized_keys with Expect by cmv
in thread Populating authorized_keys with Expect by cmv

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