I've also tried running sshuttle inside WSL2 to see if I could access the server that way and not have to go through Windows (I'm using the same command I use on my Linux machine where it works) but I get the same problem this way.
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The only thing I did was point it to our jump server and then set up the following rule. In order to access our company servers I've set up Prox圜ap to open a ssh connection to a proxy server. I'm trying to get WSL2 to use the tunnel present in my windows environment but I'm struggling with getting it to work properly.
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