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How do I configure an SSH tunnel for HTTP traffic?


To configure an SSH tunnel for HTTP traffic, follow these steps:

1. Open an SSH connection to the remote server:
```
ssh user@remote-server
```

1. Create a local port forward from port 8080 to the destination website port. For example, to forward HTTP traffic to port 80 of the destination website, run the following command:
```
ssh -L 8080:destination-website.com:80 user@remote-server
```

1. Verify that the SSH tunnel is working by opening a web browser on your local computer and navigating to http://localhost:8080. You should see the destination website.

1. If you want to use a different local port, replace 8080 in the command with your preferred port number.

1. To terminate the SSH tunnel, press `Ctrl+c` on the command line.


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