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Old 07-15-2013, 02:42 AM   #1
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PORTS: How do I, force all traffic out on 80 then to their intended destination port?


Hi,

As the question says, How do i send all traffic from a specific application (eqgame.exe) through port 80. I want to do this because i have a situation where I am behind a firewall that will deny in/out access on all ports beyond the very common ones.
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I know i can use 80/443 as my outbound ports. But my destination ports are 9000, 7000-7200, 5998 and there are 5 IP's I'll be communicating with.

Does anyone know of a tool/method that will allow me to do this?

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Old 07-15-2013, 12:16 PM   #2
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Dare i rephrase the question to... Is it even possible, to force all traffic from an application out on port 80?
 
Old 07-19-2013, 07:26 AM   #3
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So i completely over complicated this in my head it's easy to do...


VPN is the answer. VPN on port 80/443 to my hoke machine which acts as the proxy to then forward traffic onwards no problemo!

Why didn't i think of this sooner
 
  


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