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i have access to a Linux system “A” with public I.P e.g(1.1.1.1). A oracle database system “B” with local I.P e.g(12.12.12.12) is present in the Local network of system”A“. i can connect to the system “B” through Putty. I have a project in my system which needs to user the database of system “B“. is there a way to tunnel the system “B” i.p to my system so that i can use it in my project? my system is windows.
You can use ssh/putty to create an SSH tunnel, this will allow you to connect to your localhost and have your packets tunneled to the host in your remote subnet.
You can find out how to do this here.