Solaris Secure Shell can be used to tunnel unencrypted network traffic between two systems. This process is known as port forwarding. Suppose that an administrator needs to securely forward a telnet connection from a client called "qcc" using local port 5003 to a server called "qcs". How should Solaris Secure Shell be configured and used to accomplish this task?

A.
on qcs, set AllowTcpForwarding to yes and restart the daemon sshd;
on qcc, run ssh -R5003:localhost:23 qcs

B.
on qcs, set AllowTcpForwarding to yes and restart the daemon sshd;
on qcc, run ssh -L5003:localhost:23 qcs

C.
on qcc, set AllowTcpForwarding to yes and restart the daemon sshd;
on qcc, run ssh -R5003:localhost:23 qcs

D.
on qcc, set AllowTcpForwarding to yes and restart the daemon sshd;
on qcc, run ssh -L5003:localhost:23 qcs