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..... About a year ago I was working for a company that wanted to use OpenSSH as a server (on a Linux platform) for port forwarding. We didn't want the users connecting to the ssh server to be able to run a shell. All we wanted them to do was this: ssh -N -L <somePort>:localhost:<someOtherPort> foo.bar.com We only wanted them to port forward to one host, localhost. We didn't want them to be able to forward any ports to any other host, like this: ssh -N -L <somePort>:someRandomMachine:<someOtherPort> foo.bar.com While a firewall would block anyone from trying to...