non-http protocol

Let’s have a look at how to expose your server’s ssh port and how to access it from a client through stunnel.

On the server

$ ssh srv.us -R 1:localhost:22
1: https://qp556ma755ktlag5b2xyt334ae.srv.us/, https://pcarrier.gh.srv.us/

On the client

Sample config

[ssh]
client = yes
accept = 127.0.0.1:2022
connect = qp556ma755ktlag5b2xyt334ae.srv.us:443

Windows

1. Download and install stunnel from here
2. Open Start Menu → stunnel CurrentUser → Edit stunnel.conf
3. Add the sample config to the config file then save
4. Start stunnel from Start Menu → stunnel CurrentUser → stunnel GUI Start
5. Connecting to the server

   ssh 127.0.0.1 -p 2022
   

   Debian/Ubuntu

6. Install stunnel

   sudo apt -yq install stunnel4
   

7. Put the sample config in /etc/stunnel/stunnel.conf
8. Start stunnel

   sudo service stunnel4 start
   

   Or

   sudo systemctl start stunnel4
   

9. Connecting to the server

     ssh 127.0.0.1 -p 2022
   

   Android

10. Install SSLSocks
11. Open the apps and put the sample config in the CONFIG tab
12. Tap on HOME tab and tap on Not running to change it to Running
13. Connecting to the server (from termux or any other terminal emulator that support ssh client)

      ssh 127.0.0.1 -p 2022