Create Secure Tunnel Using SSH on Rocky Linux

Using two Rocky Linux 8.10 systems we demonstrate how to create secure tunnels between two devices. One device may be an embedded device running http that cannot be upgraded to HTTPS but does support SSH connects. We can secure communication using an SSH Tunnel between the two devices.
From the command line:
ssh -fNL 808:localhost:80 vagrant@172.16.247.158
Or from .ssh/config
Host mytunnel
HostName 172.16.247.158
User vagrant
LocalForward 8080 localhost:80
Compression yes
RequestTTY no
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really useful.

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localhost:80 is not laptop its remote localhost

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