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You can use ssh tun features over icmp tunneling, for having unlimited access to the intertubes!
Look up the -w option in ssh(1) and PermitTunnel in sshd_config(5). You of course have to take one minute to set up routes etc, but the result is that you say goodbye to proxies, socks and all that cheesy setup.
Have fun. Steal much.
I use the combination ssh as socks server and the tsocks-wrapper for all tunnel-tcp-connections.
where i can find "proxy.example.com" and "portal.example.com" i don't understand in point 1 making ptunnel
you still need at least one remote computer that have an internet connection right? well i don't have that... so i can't use this ping tunnel... thx btw
You may also find the perl proxy module to be useful
http://search.cpan.org/~book/HTTP-Proxy-0.24/lib/HTTP/Proxy.pm
Yeah, this is quite a nice utility, but unfortunately it does not work on my USB Internet.
I guess it is because it is not able to receive echo request but can only send a request and get a response. It would be great if you do commit your idea and even get into the team! :D I'm not good enough at network programming to dive in, but I would think that there should be no need for the proxy to send an echo request to the client. I really think the client should just keep sending echo packets and just decide what to do based on the response.
Right now, I'm tunneling TCP over DNS... pretty slow, but it works for now.
i am using internet connection with dynamic client ip address. can you introduction how to setup ptunnel in server side and client side. i want to using ptunnel with openvpn in client side. thank you.
Wow, can noobz lso try dis???, cn u run hide ip while pinging? Keep it up Fbt ubt
Yeah, this is quite a nice utility, but unfortunately it does not work on my USB Internet.
I guess it is because it is not able to receive echo request but can only send a request and get a response. It would be great if you do commit your idea and even get into the team! :D I'm not good enough at network programming to dive in, but I would think that there should be no need for the proxy to send an echo request to the client. I really think the client should just keep sending echo packets and just decide what to do based on the response.
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Is ICMP tunneling generally fast? and what is the speed?
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You can use the SSH connection as a SOCKS proxy:
$ ssh -D 8080 localhost -p 8765Or setup a SOCKS proxy on your 'proxy' host and tunnel directly to it with:
**My setup:***
Router at home (Linksys router with OpenWRT firmware)
# ipkg install ptunnel# ptunnel -x mypassword -f ptunnel.log &On client system (Debian)
$ sudo aptitude install ptunnel$ sudo ptunnel -x mypassword -p proxy.mydomain -lp 8765 -da localhost -dp 22$ ssh -D 8080 localhost -p 8765