Tunnels

The following values can be configured independently for each tunnel, at HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\nsoftware\SFTPDrive\3\SSHTunnels\{Tunnel Name}:

NameTypeDescription
TunnelNameStringA label for the daemon which will accept connections and tunnel data from the local machine to the forward host.
ForwardHostStringA hostname or IP address of the destination machine.
ForwardPortDWORDThe port on the destination machine to which data will be sent.
ListenHostStringA hostname or IP address of the interface to use to accept connections.
ListenPortDWORDThe ingress port for data to be tunneled.
SSHHostStringA hostname or IP address of the gateway machine. This server will project the data from the local machine to the destination machine and is sometimes called a "bastion host" or "jump host".
SSHPortDWORDThe port on the gateway machine used to establish the tunnel.
SSHUserStringThe username which is used to authenticate to the gateway machine.
SSHPasswordStringThe password which is used to authenticate to the gateway machine.
StoreTypeDWORDThe type of certificate store used to authenticate to the gateway machine.
  • 0 - User
  • 1 - Machine
  • 2 - PFX File
  • 3 - PFX Blob
  • 4 - JKS File
  • 5 - JKS File
  • 6 - PEM Key File
  • 7 - PEM Key File
  • 8 - Public Key File
  • 9 - Public Key File
  • 10 - SSH Public Key Blob
  • 11 - P7B File
  • 12 - P7B Blob
  • 13 - SSH Public Key File
  • 14 - PPK File
  • 15 - PPK Blob
  • 16 - XML File
  • 17 - XML Blob
  • 18 - JWK File
  • 19 - JWK Blob
  • 20 - Security Key
StoreStringThe name of the certificate store will be used to authenticate to the gateway machine.
StorePasswordStringIf the certificate used to authenticate to the gateway machine requires a password, this registry setting is used to specify that password in order to open the certificate store.

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