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Tunnel through 2 Royal Servers

following scenario:

want to connect from home to site B

Site A has royal server on publicly facing IP

site B has royal server on non-public IP

there is site-to--site vpn between site A and site B

not all is accessible though this vpn but is through royal server on B

Is there a way to connect to a machine on B through the site A tunnel which in turn will connect through the site B tunnel?


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Interesting question. It may be possible when you create a tunnel connection through your first Royal Server using the PuTTY connection type with a specific local port forwarding. You could then configure the local ip/port mapped to your Royal Server B. I've not tested this but I guess this could work. You then need to open the putty connection to establish the first tunnel, once established the other connections using Secure Gateway config should work.

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Hi,


we just released a Royal TS V6 for Windows beta release where you can test this feature (Royal TSX will soon follow):

https://www.royalapps.com/blog/dependent-gateways


Regards,
Stefan

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Interesting question. It may be possible when you create a tunnel connection through your first Royal Server using the PuTTY connection type with a specific local port forwarding. You could then configure the local ip/port mapped to your Royal Server B. I've not tested this but I guess this could work. You then need to open the putty connection to establish the first tunnel, once established the other connections using Secure Gateway config should work.

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