M'kay. So. I have an extremely weird usecase for SSH right around here.
My friends play an overly techy minecraft modpack, and they have a server in their virtual LAN. The client for their virtual LAN is not available for Linux, and trying to forward a connection through a Windows VM would be... actually the same as what I want to do here, theory-wise.
So. I have a laptop with Linux, a server which can be accessed from the outer internet, and a friend who has OpenSSH on his Windows computer and is willing to do some magic.
Lets say I forward an SSH port from my laptop to my server, allowing inbound SSH access to the laptop by accessing my server's IP. What kind of shenanigans should my friend pull to pass TCP packets between their "server" and my server, utilizing OpenSSH? Preferably with as little configuration as possible on the friend's end.