I'm not sure if I have enough information for you guys to help me, I'm not a hacker (But not a lamer either, I've been looking everywhere for info on this stuff!). Here's the situation: Our friendly campus network fuckers have put a bandwidth inhibitor on the peer-to-peer file sharing port, meaning no KaZaA, Morpheus, nothin'. I want it back! What can I do? Anything? People keep talking about "proxy tunnels..." someone enlighten me please?
thanks,
-Veovis

If its port specific as you say can you just change the port you share on?

The information I recieved was that it was port specific. I still don't know what port I should use (I could change it through the SOCK5 proxy option in KaZaA, right?), though I'm sure there's some ridiculously obvious way of discovering this... perhaps someone would be so kind as to further enlighten a poor n00b?
Thanks.
Veovis

What you need to do is get software such as the stuff at http://www.httptunnel.com/. What this does is send those socks 5 (morpheus uses sock 5) packets through an http "tunnel" meaning they get sent out the http port (80) to a server that then forwards them to the morpheus (for example) server. The opposite also happens when they send the info back to you.

The only trouble I can see with these tunnels is that if the tunnel server gets heavily used, the speed slows down quite a bit. This may not be your solution.

Im not sure if I made cense but hey, thats me.

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jargonboy