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 Users can use a remote node on their network or outside of their network by creating an SSH tunnel into that system. Below is how to do this from a Linux system but you can also do the same from a PowerShell on Windows or from the Terminal on MacOS. Users can use a remote node on their network or outside of their network by creating an SSH tunnel into that system. Below is how to do this from a Linux system but you can also do the same from a PowerShell on Windows or from the Terminal on MacOS.
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 +If the system you run your node on uses a software firewall like UFW, you'll need to enable port 22 for SSH access.
  
 For outside network connections, use the external IP address where the node is located. You will also need to open the SSH port on your firewall which is typically port 22. For outside network connections, use the external IP address where the node is located. You will also need to open the SSH port on your firewall which is typically port 22.
ssh_tunneling.txt · Last modified: 03/17/2026 16:17 by ironfixxxer

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