Posted by Arkteri on April 14, 2000 at 11:20:38:
In Reply to: EMERGENCY aid needed posted by Elmaster on April 14, 2000 at 04:57:29:
I posted this one earlier, here goes again ..
Worst case scenario:
You are not allowed to connect to *anything*
outside the company lan, except for 1 service.
This could be that you are allowed to check
remote mailbox, which is using the pop protocol
on tcp port 110. It could also be, you allowed
to surf the net, in that case you would be
allowed to connect to remote tcp port 80.
You dont have to worry about src port, since the
the TCP protocol is working in a way, that trying
to restrict src ports would cause shit and the
firewall admin would be fired :-) What you do is:
1) You need root on a unix box outside company lan.
2) On this box you setup telnetd or sshd (secure shell)
to listen for inbound connections, *not* on the
default port, which you wont be allowed to connect to,
but instead make it listen on the allowed service
TCP port number.
3) Then simply install tera term and connect to the remote
box. From there start up your mud client, and you
be all set to go :-)
Its very easy, really. Good luck!