I've just started playing around with SSH tunnels today, but I'm stick at a bit of a silly point (I think)... Probably just missing something obvious but here goes:

I've got two linux servers and a single windows client (server1, server2, client). I've set up server1 to create a reverse ssh tunnel to server2, like so:

```
ssh -nNfR 8022:localhost:22 user@server1

```

After which I can successfully get a shell on on server1 using:

```
ssh -p 8022 localhost

```

Logically, this leads me to think that I should be able to create a putty ssh connection to server1:8022 and get a shell for server2, but I get a connection refused error. Anyone know what I'm missing or am I entirely on the wrong track :)

Thanks