> I thought you wanted to measure the compressed ssh packets 
> that transport the tunnel, not the uncompressed data as it is 
> seen locally going in and out of the tunnel..

Yes, I'd like to measure what is being transferred from my WAN-side to
the other WAN-side (therefore you're right when talking about
*compressed* data).
If you're saying that to measure that sort of data, I'd better watch
what's travelling on TCP port 22, why didn't I see anything being
transferred to/from that port?
I used these rules:

iptables -I INPUT -s remotehost -d localhost -p tcp --sport 22
iptables -I OUTPUT -s localhost -d remotehost -p tcp --dport 22

I thought these could be right, because of this netstat output:

storebox:~# netstat -na | grep remotehost
tcp        0      0 172.16.16.222:50097     remotehost:22

What do you think is wrong here?

Regards,
Flavio.

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