Does anyone know how to create udp and tcp ports through terminal emulator or another app? I need to be able to run different ports in order to have an open NAT setting. Any help is appreciated
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anyone knows how to change the terminal service client port(default is 3389) on the xda? I know that the pc client able to connect using different port i.e. ip addressortnumber, is it possible with xda client?
Has anyone messed around with this app and figured out how to properly adjust the NAT settings for xbox live? I know the ports that need to be opened are
TCP 80
UDP88
UDP/TCP3074
UDP/TCP 53
I dont know if those numbers need to be under local or destination port or what to put for ip destination. Any help would be appreciated.
Xbox Live will connect under the strict NAT settings if left unmodified but I was hoping to make a "OPEN" with some NAT settings and tweaking.
Also this is not the HTC WIFI APP I am using it is the WMWifi app.
Thanks again.
Hi all.
I have a question that I have searched for, tried some apps, and have yet to get what I am seeking and shoud be kinda easy IMO.
I am seeking a way to forward all traffic over wifi through a remote ssh server of mine. I am hoping to do so without changing browsers as I am seeking more than just a browser proxy. I tried apps that claim to do it without success (like the Tor app, and transperent proxy). I think icould get connectbot do do it if it was aded to su, but haven't figured that one out yet.
Any suggestions would be loved.
Thanks.
J
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Guss this iras harder than I assumed. Does anyone have any suggested solution for my needs? Could ready use some advice fire travel tomorrow.
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You should be able to foward (nearly) all traffic with OpenVPN. This requires having OpenVPN installed on the proxy machine. Setting this up is a bit tricky, but there should be HOWTO guides available online for it. One of the things you'll need is tunnel device support for your kernel. If it's not compiled in (might be on some of the custom ones), you'll need a tun.ko module. The one in this thread is for the DI18 kernel. If you're running Froyo kernel (e.g., DK28) and it's not compiled in, then you're probably out of luck for now.
Alternatively, if you can live with just HTTP/HTTPS traffic being forwarded, you can use an SSH tunnel along with an HTTP proxy (e.g., tinyproxy) on the proxy end. If you're using the stock browser, you'll need a proxy that supports transparent proxying (tinyproxy does) and you'll have to add firewall rules to the phone to force HTTP traffic over the tunnel. Some alternate browsers (e.g., Opera Mobile) support HTTP proxies directly, so you don't need to add firewall rules.
Assuming you already have an SSH tunnel setup on (localhost) 8888, this firewall rule (entered from a terminal like ConnectBot local) will force all traffic destined for port 80 (HTTP) over it:
Code:
iptables -t nat -A OUTPUT -p tcp --dport 80 -j REDIRECT --to-ports 8888
you can clear the rule with:
Code:
iptables -t nat -F OUTPUT
To forward HTTPS traffic, add a second rule using "dport" 443 instead of 80.
You should be able to use ConnectBot to setup the tunnel. Assuming the proxy port on the proxy-end is 8888, you'd setup a rule for "Source port: 8888", "Destination: localhost:8888".
However, the last time I tried doing port-forwarding with ConnectBot it didn't quite work, pages would load partially then stop. Using another ssh client solved the problem. You could try installing dropbear, then from a terminal (e.g., ConnectBot local) run "ssh -L 8888:localhost:8888 [email protected]".
Mk... Thanks for the detailed reply. I will play with your recommendations.
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I would like to make a http proxy to tunnel my data connection through it.
Anyone?
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What exactly for? There are many proxies.
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MrObvious said:
What exactly for? There are many proxies.
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My data connection. Sometimes it won't let me access sites like Facebook. So I need HTTP instead of https
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The best way to do it is install something like squid and ssh on a computer you have at home them tunnel in with ssh and forward a local port to the squid proxy server at home. That's what i used to do to get around content filters at libraries so i could get on Facebook and stuff. You can get all the stuff you need as portable apps on a usb drive.
The easiest way, though, is to just enable a vpn server on your router or computer and use the built in vpn functions on android to route all traffic through the tunnel. The big problem with that is that you cannot use it on an untrusted device because it's like connecting it directly to your home network. Any worms on it can infect any computer at home.
If you need step by step instructions I'd be happy to help with either method, but I'll need to know more specifics about your home setup. If you have a router that supports dd-wrt, there is a great guide to the vpn method in this same forum.
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Duckman5 said:
The best way to do it is install something like squid and ssh on a computer you have at home them tunnel in with ssh and forward a local port to the squid proxy server at home. That's what i used to do to get around content filters at libraries so i could get on Facebook and stuff. You can get all the stuff you need as portable apps on a usb drive.
The easiest way, though, is to just enable a vpn server on your router or computer and use the built in vpn functions on android to route all traffic through the tunnel. The big problem with that is that you cannot use it on an untrusted device because it's like connecting it directly to your home network. Any worms on it can infect any computer at home.
If you need step by step instructions I'd be happy to help with either method, but I'll need to know more specifics about your home setup. If you have a router that supports dd-wrt, there is a great guide to the vpn method in this same forum.
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Pm sent.
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Hi, i have GT-i9500 i need to connect my VoIP app witch is rynga to a server that blocks this connection
i know that the app connects by default to the port 5060 that is blocked, but i know also that there is another server on port 443 witch is open
how can i force this app to connect threw port 443 or threw a server that i can modify
does any app or simple method exist??
Thank you for any help