SSH into private machines from anywhere using Cloudflare Tunnel

> Each port is also limited to a single machine, so you'd have to choose a different port for a different machine.

I would probably set up one gateway machine, and then from that machine log into other machines on the network; instead of exposing them all to the Internet. SSH allows you to chain logins thus:

  ssh -A -t user@public-gateway ssh -A -t user2@server-behind-dmz

It's a lot less work to lock down one machine really tight enough to expose them to the public Internet than to do it on the entire network.

I use this alias in my .ssh/config to connect through a gateway machine:

    Host myserver
        User user
        ProxyCommand ssh -q public-server nc -q0 private-server 22

I can't remember what these flags actually do but they seem to get the job done

ProxyJump is slightly preferred in modern SSH. Does what you're doing, but with simpler syntax. Take a look.

Thanks, I see that it's a fairly recent addition to OpenSSH

I wrote that alias about a decade ago when it wasn't available for me yet