Setting Up SSH Tunneling

This procedure describes how to configure a server to allow SSH Tunneling in Zend Studio.

Prerequisites

A defined remote server in Zend Studio. For more information on adding PHP servers, see Adding PHP Servers.

Instructions on how to complete a procedure

To setup SSH tunneling for a remote server:

In the menu-bar, select Window | Show View | PHP Servers.
The PHP Servers is displayed.

Double-click the server you wish to configure SSH Tunneling for, or click the Edit icon .
The Edit Server dialog is displayed.
Select the SSH Tunneling tab.

Verify the Enable Tunneling check-box is selected.

Enter the following details:
- Username - SSH connection user name.
- Password - SSH connection password.
- SSH Private Key - SSH connection private key. Click Browse to locate the key.
- Port Forwarding - Click Add to add a new port forwarding configuration for remote debugging/profiling. Click here for more general information on port forwarding.
- HTTP Proxy:
  - Host - Proxy server.
  - Port - Proxy port.

Click Finish.
SSH Tunneling settings are saved for the server and SSH tunneling is enabled.

Note:

Once configured, an SSH tunneling connection will be established automatically for any debugging session. It can also be manually enabled or disabled from the PHP Servers view.