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Not to mention incredibly limited IP support. You can forward a few specific ports, or use SOCKS, but that's about it.



Why is SOCKS limited? Just make whatever you want to send your traffic through proxy it through the SOCKS.


Indeed, ssh -D {port} is something I use heavily (to create a SOCKS5 connection to a remote server, effectively a VPN)


This assumes 'whatever you want to send traffic through' speaks SOCKS.. most things dont. Web yes, but not most other things.


> most things don’t

That’s entirely not true. If you’d said “some”, you’d be right, but “most” is categorically incorrect.


I guess you’ve never heard of TUN/TAP support in SSH?




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