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    * Introduction    * Introduction
-   ​* ​Configuring Firefox +   ​* ​... 
-   ​* ​Create the ssh tunnel +   ​* ​...
-   * PuTTY configuration+
  
  
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-===== Introduction ​=====+====== Some links ======
  
-Altri links: 
  
 //​[[http://​th.physik.uni-frankfurt.de/​wiki-it/​index.php?​title=How_to_read_scientific_papers_from_home]]//​ //​[[http://​th.physik.uni-frankfurt.de/​wiki-it/​index.php?​title=How_to_read_scientific_papers_from_home]]//​
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 +====== Configuring Firefox ======
  
-All you need is to  +**1.** Open a Firefox session, then go to 
-configure your browser to use a remote machine ​**proxy**+
  
-and tunnel its connection through ​+**Edit => Preferences => Advanced => Network => Settings**
  
-which it isn’t accessible directly. +Use the **Manual Proxy Configuration** and set the following values:
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-you need an <​nowiki>​SSH</​nowiki>​ client installed on your computer. ​  +
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-If you have access to a remote machine by way of ssh you can set up Firefox,  +
-or any other SOCKS v5 enabled application,​ to. +
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-But if you try to read them from home, the servers won’t allow you because  +
-only one machine has the right to access them : the laboratory’s proxy.  +
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-===== Configuring Firefox ===== +
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-Istruzioni valide both for UNIX/Linux, Mac and Windows operating systems +
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-configure in order to use a proxy on localhost:​8080 +
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-If you are a CERN users connect to lxplus.cern.ch computing farm  +
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-Dunque, per fare tunneling e aprire Firefox come se fossi al CERN: +
-?500 +
-1) apri Firefox e vai su +
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-**Edit => Preferences** then left click on **Advanced** poi  **Network** tab poi su the first **Settings** button  +
-beside Connection entry poi Manual Proxy Configuration e settare i valori+
  
  
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-poi **OK** ​e **Close**+Left click **OK**, then **Close**.
  
-''​about:​config'' ​nella address ​barr e dare Return. A warning message si mostra, + 
-left click on the button to confirm.+**2.** Type ''​about:​config'' ​into the address ​bar e press Return. ​
  
  
 {{:​vlsi:​firefox_ssh3.png?​750}} {{:​vlsi:​firefox_ssh3.png?​750}}
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 Enter **network.proxy** in the Filter bar, then set **network.proxy.socks**,​ Enter **network.proxy** in the Filter bar, then set **network.proxy.socks**,​
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-4) da bash fai ssh -ND 1080  your_afs_username@lxplus.cern.ch +**3.** Open a Linux terminal and open a tunnel to ''​lxplus''​ with
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-poi la shell resta in hang; a questo punto hai Firefox tunnellato con il +
-CERN ! +
  
 <​code>​ <​code>​
-ssh -ND 1080 username@zoroastro.to.infn.it+ssh -ND 1080  ​your_afs_username@lxplus.cern.ch
 </​code>​ </​code>​
  
-where -D indicated the local port to forward, and -N avoid opening a shell.+The shell hangs and now Firefox is tunnelled with CERN.
  
-If you are a CERN users connect to **lxplus.cern.ch** computing farm  +====== PuTTY configuration ​======
- +
-<​code>​ +
-ssh -ND 1080 username@lxplus.cern.ch & +
-</​code>​ +
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-La shell rimane in hang oppure posso usare & e lanciare il tutto il background. +
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-e Firefox e' aperto come se si fose collegati al CERN +
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-===== PuTTY configuration =====+
  
  
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 Last update: [[ pacher@NOSPAMto.infn.it | Luca Pacher ]] - Mar 11, 2013 Last update: [[ pacher@NOSPAMto.infn.it | Luca Pacher ]] - Mar 11, 2013
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