Tunelling

Z MyDevil.net

Tunelling a connection allows you to avoid a restriction on blocked sites at school/work, or any other services that are blocked by the firewall. It also makes it impossible to log our connection, and sniff the passwords.

Configuration

Login data
To tunell a connection we need to make sure that we can connect to any of these IP addresses and ports (Host:Port):

ssh.mydevil.net:22
tunel.mydevil.net:443
tunel.mydevil.net:8080
tunel80.mydevil.net:80

Windows (95,98,NT,ME,2000,2003,2008,XP,Vista,7)
- Launch PuTTy.
- In Connection -> SSH -> Tunnels type any port to source port (for example, 1081) click dynamic, then add.
- In Session -> Host Name and Port type any of the above addresses. Now just login.
Unix and Unix-like
- Tunel można ustanowić z poziomu nieuprzywilejowanego użytkownika systemu (nie roota).
- Type:
```
ssh user@tunel.mydevil.net -p 443 -D 1081
```
  Where:
  user - our login.
  tunel.mydevil.net - type any of the above.
  443 - type any of the above.
  1081 - any unused locally port.
- Login, providing your account password.

Examples of usage

Example configuration in web browser
- Launch the browser and set Socks(5) to host: 127.0.0.1 and port 1081 (the port we provided in the example).
- Firefox:
  - Menu: Edit -> Preferences -> Settings -> Manual proxy configuration.
  - In SOCKS type:
    127.0.0.1
    in Port (the example port):
    1081
    Check 'v5 and click OK.