Which of the following techniques would BEST allow a client computer to connect to a server that is not normally accessible because the server's application port is blocked by a firewall?

X11 forwarding is used to securely run graphical applications from a remote server on a local machine, not for bypassing blocked application ports for non-graphical services.

TCP wrappers provide host-based network access control for services, preventing unauthorized access but not enabling connections to firewall-blocked ports.

RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) is a protocol for accessing a graphical desktop on a remote Windows machine, and it does not inherently bypass firewall restrictions on arbitrary application ports.

SSH port forwarding creates a secure tunnel through an SSH connection, allowing traffic intended for a blocked port on the target server to be redirected through an open SSH port. This technique effectively bypasses firewall restrictions on the application port by encapsulating the blocked traffic within the permitted SSH connection.