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  1. How do I tunnel with my iTouch on my existing HTTP tunnel? If it helps, here is the .bat file I execute when connecting via a regular (non-iTouch) computer. I use plink as my SSH client.

    start plink.exe -N -D 9999 root@username.dyndns.org -P 443

    I found the following link while doing research - (http://snipplr.com/view/16563/how-to-connect-to-a-socks-proxy-from-an-unjailbroken-iphoneipod-touch/) but I have never used .PAC files. Any help greatly appreciated.

  2. is root allowed to login? I'm not sure what config file Tomato uses but you might want to check it and make sure root is allowed access (although you shouldn't allow root ssh login ;) )

    I don't like using root either, but from what I have read in the Tomato Firmware documentation "root" is what is to be used. Check out the link at http://blog.dreamdevil.com/index.php/2008/...tomato-firmware. I am new to this firmware so I don't know how to check the config file. It has to be somewhere in ram momory on the router.

    Thanks

  3. Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but just fire up your command prompt and run this

    ssh [iNSERT DYNDNS ADDRESS HERE (something.dyndns.org) ] -p [PORT]

    and follow the prompts

    Using your suggestion I am able to get a little farther, but it does not like my password. After I type in "root@myaccount.dyndns.org" followed by my router password (or dyndns password for that matter) it will not let me connect. Any ideas????

    Merry Christmas!

  4. I am tring to get SSH working with the SSH server in the Tomato Firmware. After I setup the SSH server (with a DynDNS account), I can not get plink to connect. Can anyone tell me the correct syntax for Plink?

    My SSH Server settings are as follows:

    Remote Port 443

    Port 9999

    DynDNS myaccount.dyndns.org After doing some internet research, I believe the correct account syntax for the tomato SSH Server using DynDNS is, root@myaccount.dyndns.org.

    Thanks for any help

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