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I would like to access my SSH at home from my office pc. but I am behind proxy. The only port allowed is HTTP port 80.
the setting at our browser is proxy-pett port 80.
Any idea?
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just my quick thoughts: most times port 443 is also open for https, you could set your sshd to use this port or map port 443 to 22 in your router at home, you could try something like http://www.agroman.net/corkscrew/ or http://www.darknet.org.uk/2008/09/reduh … over-http/
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hell0 wrote:
just my quick thoughts: most times port 443 is also open for https, you could set your sshd to use this port or map port 443 to 22 in your router at home, you could try something like http://www.agroman.net/corkscrew/ or http://www.darknet.org.uk/2008/09/reduh … over-http/
Thank bro!! it works at last after three days!!!! I use the port 443 in Putty also set my router setting by setting port 443 for SSH application.
Now how to setup a proxy server on my fun_plug so that I can port forward to get unrestricted internet access from my office pc...I know how to setup on the client site (my office pc) from many literature on the net...
but how to setup a proper proxy server( one that I heard is Squid) ????
Last edited by iazmin (2008-09-11 18:41:03)
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your ssh server has a proxy service already built in...
i use PUTTY.EXE -ssh -l myUser -pw myPassword -D 8080 myHostname which starts a proxy on port 8080 on the local machine.
when connected just set whatever application to use a socks4 proxy on localhost port 8080
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hell0 wrote:
your ssh server has a proxy service already built in...
i use PUTTY.EXE -ssh -l myUser -pw myPassword -D 8080 myHostname which starts a proxy on port 8080 on the local machine.
when connected just set whatever application to use a socks4 proxy on localhost port 8080
I am close to now...but where to put my HTTP proxy setting into the command line (my proxy looks something likes proxy-pett port:80)
please...last one
Last edited by iazmin (2008-09-12 01:39:53)
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i forgot about that.. and there is no command line option afaik.
in putty go to connection-SSH-tunnel and add a Dynamic Tunnel on Port 8080 before/after connecting... should do it
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hell0 wrote:
i forgot about that.. and there is no command line option afaik.
in putty go to connection-SSH-tunnel and add a Dynamic Tunnel on Port 8080 before/after connecting... should do it
It worked! another successful night more me.
I've tried it in my office and now I can browse youtube, malsingmaps, all those previously blocked sites now should welcome me
The speed is also quite reasonable...
Thank you bro!
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