Tunneling for http?

[lucass]

Hello, after watching episode 7 i was trying to do this tunneling at home. Everything works fine except http. It seems I have to know IP of every website i want to see and do a tunnels for then (one tunnel for one site). Is there any easy way of using tunnels? Because I would need to type into putty about 30 tunnels every time i want to connect. Maybe you know any free aps like putty for pocket pc?

Lucas

[Sparda]

You need to tunnle to some NAT software, not tunnel to every site.

[lucass]

How can I do that? What kind of software I need?

[Sparda]

VPN software is what you need. If you are using windows you can use the built in windows VPN server, thats if you are using pro of course.

[Bigbro69]

Ignore Sparda, he has no clue.

You want to tunnel all your HTTP traffic over SSH. Use a dynamic port forward, which essentially creates a proxy server. I pretty much covered exactly how to do this in my segment in episode 3 of BSoD, which you'll find at www.bsodtv.org :)

[Sparda]

My method works as well.

[stingwray]

VPN is a better way but is harder to set up.

[Sparda]

If you use the built in windows XP VPN server it's fairly easy, this of course means that you have to be logged on as an administrator.

[melodic]

Ignore Sparda, he has no clue.

You want to tunnel all your HTTP traffic over SSH. Use a dynamic port forward, which essentially creates a proxy server. I pretty much covered exactly how to do this in my segment in episode 3 of BSoD, which you'll find at www.bsodtv.org :)

Bigbro's method works. its easy and simple and isnt windows dependant

[Matir]

Just, as mentioned above, using dynamic port forwarding: it just pretends to be a Socks4 proxy.