| From: | Andrew Crowe |
| Date: | 27 Sep 2001 at 21:51:06 |
| Subject: | Re: [amigactive] port remapper for NT |
Hi Everybody,
> Sorry for a slightly OT mail but does anyone know if it's possible to
setup
> a NT server to remap a port to another server.
>
> For example suppose I want to map port 80 of bla.co.uk to port 234 of
> boo.com. Is this possible? A 2 way communication would be required.
You could write a program that listens on port 80 on your server (hold on,
surely your server would be using port 80 for its web interface, or is it
not a web server?), and have the program then open port 234 on what.ever.com
and pass data between the two.
Or, install a proxy on your NT machine, that will allow you to access any
port on any server, although you'll need to build proxy functionality into
your program (although with a Telnet proxy thats easy, simply send the
hostname and port to it in ascii and it will then route your connection
through it directly, or even better a SOCKS proxy although I think thats
more complex)
For a proxy try Wingate, although it might not work well on NT and its SOCKS
proxy is a little flakey
> Why? Because I want to access a port of server that my ISP blocks. My
> 'unmetered' ClaraNet account has blocks certain ports (i.e. anything
other
> than FTP, HTTP etc).
ClaraNet firewall all non-standard ports? surely not?? You're sure you dont
have a firewall set up in Miami or anything?
Andrew
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