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@@ -422,3 +422,61 @@ Parentheses are not needed when using a dedicated bash process.
 ``kill "${SSH_AGENT_PID}"``
 
   Kill ssh-agent with loaded keys when it is not needed anymore.
+
+Remote forwarding
+=================
+
+The ssh client allows to create tunnels to forward local ports to a remote server and also to allow remote ports to
+be forwarded to local ports.borg
+
+This remote forwarding can be used to allow remote backup clients to access the backup server even if the backup server
+usually cannot be reached by the backup client.
+
+This can even be used in cases where neither the backup server can reach the backup client and the backup client cannot
+reach the backup server, but some intermediate host can access both.
+
+A schematic approach is as follows
+
+::
+
+      Backup Server (backup@mybackup)          Intermediate Machine (john@myinter)              Backup Client (bob@myclient)
+
+                                              1. Establish SSH remote forwarding  ----------->  SSH listen on local port
+
+                                                                                                2. Starting borg create establishes
+                                              3. SSH forwards to intermediate machine  <------- SSH connection to the local port
+      4. Receives backup connection <-------  and further on to backup server
+      via SSH
+
+So for the backup client the backup is done via SSH to a local port and for the backup server there is a normal backup
+performed via ssh.
+
+In order to achieve this, the following commands can be used to create the remote port forwarding:
+
+1. On machine `myinter`
+
+``ssh bob@myclient -v -C -R 8022:myclient:22 -N``
+
+This will listen for ssh-connections on port `8022` on `myclient`.
+
+2. On machine `myclient`
+
+``borg create -v --progress --stats ssh://backup@localhost:8022/home/backup/repos/dogado /``
+
+Make sure to use port `8022` and `localhost` for the repository as this instructs borg on `myclient` to use the
+remote forwarded ssh connection.
+
+SSH Keys
+~~~~~~~~
+
+If you want to automate backups when using this method, the ssh `known_hosts` and `authorized_keys` need to be set up
+to allow connections.
+
+Security Considerations
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+
+Opening up SSH access this way can pose a security risk as it effectively opens remote access to your
+backup server on the client even if it is located outside of your company network.
+
+All the additional security considerations for borg should be applied, see :ref:`central-backup-server` for some additional
+hints.