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There may be times that you wish to safely tunnel outside of your firewall. You may want to access your files at home, or surf the internet without the standard restrictions of your firewall.
To tunnel out of your firewall simply locate an SSH Server outside of your firewall, or setup a server on your home computer. Once you are tunneled to that server using Safe Passage it will be as if you were sitting at that server outside of the firewall.
Some administrators block outbound traffic on port 22 the default port for SSH. Some SSH hosts will run SSH on port 443 (SSL) which is usually open on most firewalls. In that case you will want to choose an SSH host that supports SSH on port 443 or port 80.
For added security you may want to Enable High Security which will block people from scanning your computer.
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