If you want to make an SSH connection to a host which is reachable only with multiple ssh connections you may use below command to connect it easly. (Note that older versions of ssh do not have this option but you can use some workarounds to do the same (proxy command and etc.))
Assume that you are in A, want to access hostC which is only reachable through hostB
A –> hostB –> hostC
then the command becomes:
ssh -J @hostB @hostC
this will give you a ssh to hostC.
Furthermore, if you are lazy enough to type this long command every time (and you also may jump several times) you can put this command in your ssh configuration. For instance, in your home folder:
vi .ssh/config
And add following as your needs
Host hostC HostName 192.168.1.88 ProxyJump user1@hostB User root
and you can issue an SSH connection like below:
ssh hostC