Prerequisites :
- Cygwin for Windows
- Terminal for Linux or Mac
- Foxy Proxy Extension for Google Chrome
Install Cygwin Terminal (Skip to Step 2 if you are using Mac or Linux-based machine)
- Download and Install Cygwin from the following link https://www.cygwin.com/install.html
Tunnel into your Itversity Lab account using SSH from Cygwin (in Windows), Terminal (for Mac and Linux)
- Open Cygwin/terminal
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- Use the following command and replace the username with your itversity labs username and g01.itversity.com with your assigned gateway.
ssh -MD 2222 username@g01.itversity.com
- Then you’ll be prompted to give a password, copy the password from your lab’s dashboard and paste it.
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- Now open your Chrome browser and click on the Extensions icon on the right and manage Extensions
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- Click on open Chrome Web Store on the bottom left
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- Search for foxy proxy and click on FoxyProxy Standard and add that Extension
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- Click on the Extensions icon and click on options for the foxy proxy
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- Click on add new proxy
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- Under proxy details select SOCKS proxy and give the host localhost and port as the port you mentioned in the ssh command (in our case 2222)
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- Give a name LABS to your foxy in general and click on save
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- Now click on the foxy proxy icon under extensions and click on use proxy profile for all URLs
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- Now open a new terminal and search for http://172.16.1.104:19088/
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Now you Should be able to open Resource Manager.