How to use SSH to create a VPN tunnel?

To create a VPN tunnel using SSH, follow these steps:

1. Open a terminal on your local machine and connect to your remote server using SSH.

```
ssh username@remote_server_ip
```

1. Set up a tunnel from your local machine to the server using the SSH command.

```
ssh -L :: username@remote_server_ip
```

Replace ``, ``, and `` with your local port number, the remote server IP, and the remote port number, respectively.

1. Use the VPN server’s IP address to connect to the VPN network. This step will vary depending on the VPN software that you’re using.

1. Start the VPN by running the appropriate command.

1. Once the VPN is connected, you can access resources on the remote network as if you were directly connected to it.

Note: Keep the terminal window open while the VPN tunnel is active. If you close the terminal window, the tunnel will close too.

Also, make sure that your server has a public IP address and is configured as a VPN server. The steps for configuring a VPN server will vary depending on your operating system and VPN software.