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How to Setup Anonymizer and SecureCRT

This tutorial will show you how to set up SSH for use with the Anonymizer.  By using SSH, your connection to the Anonymizer will travel through an encrypted channel, which will protect you surfing activities from being monitored by your internet service provider.

SSH can also be used to secure other kinds of connections, such as news and e-mail.

Setting Up SecureCRT Desktop
(Available from www.vandyke.com)

1.  Start the SecureCRT desktop program.
2.  A dialog box like the one below should appear when you start up.
3.  Select the "Quick Connect" tab and change the "Protocol Version" option to ssh.
4.  Enter the "Hostname" or "IP" address of the computer to which you will be connecting, most likely cyberpass.net.
5.  Make sure the "Authentication" option is set to password.
6.  Enter Your username and password on the system.
7.  Make sure the "Port" box is set to 22.
8.  Select 3DES from the options in the "Cipher" list.


 

9.   You will be prompted to authenticate the validity of the Host that you are connecting.

10.   Enter the appropriate password for that account.


 

Saving a SSH Session on SecureCRT

1.  Select the "Session List" tab from the initial dialog box and select the "New" button to create a session.

2.  The "Session Preferences" dialog box should now be present.
3.  Change the "Protocol" value to SSH.
4.  Enter the "Hostname" or "IP" address of the computer to which you will be connecting, most likely cyberpass.net.
5.  Make sure the "Authentication" option is set to password.
6.  Enter Your username and password on the system.
7.  Make sure the "Port" box is set to 22.
8.  Select 3DES from the options in the "Cipher" list.
9.  Enter the appropriate password into the "Password" box.
10.  Select a name for the session.  Any name will do, but cyberpass is a good one.
11.  Enter OK and those particular session preferences are saved.


 

To Create an Encrypted Secure Connection to the Anonymizer

1.  Select the "Session List" tab from the "Connect" dialog box and select any session that you want to use for port forwarding, like cyberpass.
2.  Press the "Edit" button to bring up the "Session Preferences - " dialog box.
3.  Select the Session tab in this dialog box and press the "Advanced" button.


 

4.  Select the "Port Forwarding" tab in the "Advanced SSH Options" Dialog Box. (see below)
5.  Select the "New" button to create a new port forwarding port name.
6.  Enter in "80" in the "Local Port" box.
7.  Enter "anon.proxy.anonymizer.com"in the "Remote Hostname" box.
8.  Enter in "80" in the "Remote Port" box.
9.  Select "Save" and the new entry should appear in the window.

To Create an Encrypted Secure Connection for Browsing Newsgroups.

1.  Follow similar instructions from "Creating a secure connection to the Anonymizer" above.
2.  Alternatively though, enter "119" for the "Source Port."
3.  Enter "news.cyberpass.net" for the "Remote Hostname"
4.  Enter "119" for the "Remote Port."


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