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It’s somewhat common to have what’s known as a “jump host” serve
as an SSH gateway to a remote network. You use ssh to log into the
jump host (or “jump server”) and from there use ssh to log into an
internal host that’s not directly accessible from the Internet. 
 With the release of ssh version 7.3, the OpenSSH folks made it
easier to…
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