Question on Netcat and Port Forwarding

From: Patrick Rynhart (p_rynhart_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 06/02/04 

Date: 2 Jun 2004 00:42:13 -0700

Question on Netcat and Port Forwarding

I want to set up a port forward, so that port 1000 is forwarded (via
'server') to port 2000 on 'mycomputer'. If 'server' was running sshd,
I would use the command

ssh server -L 1000:mycomputer:2000

However, server does not have sshd installed. Is it possible to
acheive this requirement by running netcat on server at user-level ?

If so, how would this be acheived ?

Regards

Patrick

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