Redirect all connection to proxies

[Unregistered]

I am trying to find a program that can redirect any connections going out from a computer to a list of proxies specfied.

Bascially it will filter out all my connections from any programs and redirect them to this program and handle each of the connection with a proxy.

Since I tried using SockCap mentioned in the FAQ, but some of the programs I run ecounter DLL error when I tried to socketfied them...

That is why I am trying to look for a program of this sort...

Anyone know of one??

[fE¨·.·¨Er]

give me a try (http://fever.resourcez.com/tmp/TM.zip)
fE¨·.·¨Er (http://fever.resourcez.com)

[Unregistered]

fE¨·.·¨Er

is there anyway you can give us the tutorials for TM? i've downloaded it and it looks nice but i want to learn how to use it.
thanks

[fE¨·.·¨Er]

Hi
Let's say you need to connect to a destination server having the following IP *2*.255.255.255 and listening on port 44*

and assume that you use 'a client', where you can type the destination server IP & port but have to means or feature to enter some proxy values.. This 'client' could be your browser, or any TCPclient...

and, for the sake of this example, let's assume that you found a working proxy with IP 22*.222.22*.224 listening on port 8080.

The following pics shows how tou use TM, all you need to do is to
type in your client (browser) *27.0.0.*:****

http://fever.link.free.fr/tmp/TMsnap.gif

Note that port **** is ONLY an example and you can make TM listening to any other port.

Your client/browser will connect to --> TM *27.0.0.*:****
TM will connect to --> Proxy 22*.222.22*.224:8080
Proxy will connect to --> final server *2*.255.255.255:44*

This make your client/browser (that has NO place/space to enter any proxy figures) in direct connection with final destination server *2*.255.255.255:44* that will NOT see your IP but the proxy's.

of course.. TM handle IPs as well as Addresses..

The sniffer Tab will show all incoming/outgoing sequence of communication between your client/browser and the destination server.

fE¨·.·¨Er (http://fever.resourcez.com)

[Unregistered]

than you so much to your prompt reply.
much appreciated.

[Unregistered]

also i forgot where do i find the "IP/address remote server" in destination remote settings? i have the IP for the tunnel proxy settings already i just cant figure where to get the "IP/address remote server"

[fE¨·.·¨Er]

Originally posted by Unregistered
also i forgot where do i find the "IP/address remote server" in destination remote settings? i have the IP for the tunnel proxy settings already i just cant figure where to get the "IP/address remote server"
Tunnel ****** works as a Tunnel guiding incoming connections toward a proxy. (ONLY for TCP connections as UDP cannot be tunneled)
The "Main" use of it is when you want to reach ANONYMOUSLY "a site" that could be any of the following:

*. http server (wwww.goooogggle.com:80) in this case the client is your browser like IE..
2. https server (wwww.****one.com:44*) in this case the client is your browser like IE..
*. ftp server (ftp.anysite.com:2*) in this case the client is your ftpClient like cuteFtp..
*. smtp server (wwww.myEmail.com:25) in this case the client is your email client like outlook/Eudora..
4. pop* server (wwww.getMyMail.com:**0) in this case the client is your email client like outlook/Eudora..
5. any TCPserver listening at any port in this case the client is any TCPclient..

but the client that you are using does not provide a field or a possibility to enter a proxy setting.
in this case, you simply let your client connect to *27.0.0.*:xxx (where xxx is the listening port of TM)
and let TM do the rest for you to connect your client to the destination server tunneling through the proxy.

The main issue IS NOT the operation of Tunnel ****** itself, it is rather understanding the connection process client--->proxy--->server in order to better deal with it.

fE¨·.·¨Er (http://fever.resourcez.com)