What's the equivalent ssh config of this ssh tunnel command?

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I have a host2 remotely forwarding its ssh connection to port 2222 on host1. I am using the following command on host0 to connect to host2 via host1.



ssh -tt host1 ssh -p 2222 localhost


Is there an equivalent ssh config for this command?



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    I have a host2 remotely forwarding its ssh connection to port 2222 on host1. I am using the following command on host0 to connect to host2 via host1.



    ssh -tt host1 ssh -p 2222 localhost


    Is there an equivalent ssh config for this command?



    Thank you for the help!






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      ssh -tt host1 ssh -p 2222 localhost


      Is there an equivalent ssh config for this command?



      Thank you for the help!






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      I have a host2 remotely forwarding its ssh connection to port 2222 on host1. I am using the following command on host0 to connect to host2 via host1.



      ssh -tt host1 ssh -p 2222 localhost


      Is there an equivalent ssh config for this command?



      Thank you for the help!






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          Try this



          Host host2
           ProxyJump host1
           Port 2222
           HostName localhost


          If not, then this



           Host host2
           ProxyCommand ssh host1 nc localhost 2222





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            Try this



            Host host2
             ProxyJump host1
             Port 2222
             HostName localhost


            If not, then this



             Host host2
             ProxyCommand ssh host1 nc localhost 2222





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              Try this



              Host host2
               ProxyJump host1
               Port 2222
               HostName localhost


              If not, then this



               Host host2
               ProxyCommand ssh host1 nc localhost 2222





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                Try this



                Host host2
                 ProxyJump host1
                 Port 2222
                 HostName localhost


                If not, then this



                 Host host2
                 ProxyCommand ssh host1 nc localhost 2222





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                Try this



                Host host2
                 ProxyJump host1
                 Port 2222
                 HostName localhost


                If not, then this



                 Host host2
                 ProxyCommand ssh host1 nc localhost 2222






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