SSH Socks proxy tunnel

RouterOS Beginner Basics
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Hi Folks,
I am new to Microtik but I have quite a bit of Linux experience. I have a small Microtik routerboard 951-2n box and I would like it to work as a proxy tunnel back to one of our UK servers. I then want to direct any traffic on this box down the tunnel. The reason is because I want to be seen as our UK IP for security reasons when I am on the move. In Linux I would create the tunnel with:

ssh -D1234 root@remoteIP

I would then use the socks proxy in my browser to point to 127.0.0.1 using port 1234 that would then direct browser traffic down the tunnel. I can then browse to secure servers as I am seen as my remote IP.

How can I create an Dynamic socks ssh tunnel and direct all traffic down it please?

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Dear StrangePL,

Did you get an answer to you query? I could connect the SSH tunnel, by I could not assign the dynamic port. For diverting all the router traffic to the dynamic port I guess the solution is to set an internal SOCKS proxy at the router at the same dynamic port, but I could not find the correct command to do this neither. Will appreciate if you share with me your findings.
Thanks!!