I have to set up a tunnel between two hosts.

For this i use ssh in this way:

ssh -L MY_LOCAL_PORT:FOREIGN_ADDRESS:FOREIGN_PORT MYUSER@SSH_SERVER

after that, I login into my SSH_SERVER.

How can I avoid this feature?! I have only to set up a tunnel. I don't have to login into my SSH_SERVER...

I've tried the -N option, but it keep my shell busy

I have to set up a tunnel between two hosts.

For this I use ssh in this way:

ssh -L MY_LOCAL_PORT:FOREIGN_ADDRESS:FOREIGN_PORT MYUSER@SSH_SERVER

after that, I log in to my SSH_SERVER.

How can I avoid this feature?! I have only to set up a tunnel. I don't have to login into my SSH_SERVER...

I've tried the -N option, but it kept my shell busy.

I have to set up a tunnel between two hosts.

For this i use ssh in this way:

ssh -L MY_LOCAL_PORT:FOREIGN_ADDRESS:FOREIGN_PORT MYUSER@SSH_SERVER

after that, i login into my SSH_SERVER.

How can i avoid this feature?! I have only to set up a tunnel. I don't have to login into my SSH_SERVER...

I've tried the -N option, but it keep my shell busy

I have to set up a tunnel between two hosts.

For this i use ssh in this way:

ssh -L MY_LOCAL_PORT:FOREIGN_ADDRESS:FOREIGN_PORT MYUSER@SSH_SERVER

after that, I login into my SSH_SERVER.

How can I avoid this feature?! I have only to set up a tunnel. I don't have to login into my SSH_SERVER...

I've tried the -N option, but it keep my shell busy