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050-720 · Question #279
You want to secure a POP3 connection to a server that does not support SSL. While you do not have ssh access to the POP3 server itself, you at least have SSH access to a server near the POP3 server…
The correct answer is C. ssh -L 11110:pop3.digitalairlines.com:110 [email protected]. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
You want to secure a POP3 connection to a server that does not support SSL. While you do not have ssh access to the POP3 server itself, you at least have SSH access to a server near the POP3 server. Given the following information:
POP3 server: pop3.digitalairlines.com SSH server: ssh.digitalairlines.com Your host: da10.digitalairlines.com POP3 port: 110 Local port: 11110 Which command will forward connections from the local port 11110 to port 110 of the POP3 server, using a secure tunnel between your host and the SSH server?
Options
- Assh -L 11110:ssh.digitalairlines.com:110 [email protected]
- Bssh -L 110:ssh.digitalairlines.com:11110 [email protected]
- Cssh -L 11110:pop3.digitalairlines.com:110 [email protected]
- Dssh -L 110:pop3.digitalairlines.com:11110 [email protected]
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- B10% (6)
- C72% (43)
- D3% (2)
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