http tunneling for linux !!

gnanaswaroop · 04-17-2004, 08:56 AM

experts !. i need help to do http tunneling for linux !.
are there any tools that some one has been able to use succesfully to tunnel their way thro the firewall !. i use Fedora Core 1 and the proxy server is MS proxy server !.
on m$ windows !. hopster works fine !. but i could not till yet find a tool like hopster for linux !. ive tried many tunnelers for linux .. like.. connect-tunnel ..proxy-tunnel !. but they seem not to work !. any one used any software plz help !!!

sterrenkijker · 04-17-2004, 10:40 AM

I know tunneling is supported by linux, but it must be compiled into the kernel. You can check your kernel-configuration in /boot/config2.?.?? (depends on your kernel-version). It's a file that says which modules were compiled into your kernel.

But that's unfortunately all I know about tunneling...

gnanaswaroop · 04-18-2004, 02:26 AM

thanq sterrenkijker !. i wil try to recompile my kernel and be back !.

gnanaswaroop · 11-27-2004, 11:50 PM

there is this good tunneling software for Linux and Windows.
just writing in here so that it may be of someuse to people who are still looking for one

the url is Your Freedom
Currently it is still under testing phase and may be it may be to be paid service soon.
but it has no bandwidth limitations and there are multiple servers

CarLost · 12-13-2004, 08:14 PM

There are any possibility to configure a IPSec VPN (or another one) on the port 443 (like hopster), to home (for example) and from there go out to Inet????

iluvatar · 12-14-2004, 02:38 AM

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Originally posted by CarLost
There are any possibility to configure a IPSec VPN (or another one) on the port 443 (like hopster), to home (for example) and from there go out to Inet????

We use IPCop (http://www.ipcop.org) as firewall / router, and it supports IPSec VPN connections (howtos available on their sites to connect to windows machines too). however, this is a complete distribution... but it must be possible to setup an IPSec VPN as IPCop can do it.

greetz,
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