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SSH Tunelling Problem


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Okay, I set up OpenSSH and Privoxy (on windows xp home sp3, not that I think it's relevant) I got it wall working fine, and it worked for the filter I wanted to get around, but then when I try connect from school it doesn't connect.

Using "Putty for U3" and it worked from elsewhere, just not at school. I get the error "Network connection timed out" or something of those sorts.

I know the computer was running and I managed to connect via FTP to it, but the SSH wont connect. Does anyone know what might be the problem?


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Firewall/router either at your home or the school.

Forwarded the port(s)? Allowed outside access? Test SSH from your school with a working SSH server, see if your school is blocking SSH traffic.


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Yeahh, I can definitely get outside access, that's what I was using it for to start with :]

and It looks like the school's blocking SSH traffic then. I'm guessing that's not going to be easy to get around? :(


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x_5631 wrote: Yeahh, I can definitely get outside access, that's what I was using it for to start with :]

and It looks like the school's blocking SSH traffic then. I'm guessing that's not going to be easy to get around? :(

SSH over HTTP.

http://www.nocrew.org/software/httptunnel.html


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MoshBat wrote: [quote]spyware wrote: [quote]x_5631 wrote: Yeahh, I can definitely get outside access, that's what I was using it for to start with :]

and It looks like the school's blocking SSH traffic then. I'm guessing that's not going to be easy to get around? :(

SSH over HTTP.

http://www.nocrew.org/software/httptunnel.html[/quote] If they blocked SSH, it's likely that is blocked also.

And you could just set your PC up as a web server, and use various scripts for whatever you may wish to do, as an alternative.[/quote]

Thanks Spy, I'll give that a try next chance I get.

and Mosh, I'm hoping to get around the filter for various things, so I don't think that'd work. I already do that with certain things though, on the webspace they host themselves xD. It's a much better way to get on flash games.

If anyone else has any other suggestions I'md appreciate it, I'll only have a small amount of time to try them each day, so I'd rather get a massive chunk of things to try then I can do them all at once rather than waiting for another opportunity.

Thanks guys


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MoshBat wrote: If they blocked SSH, it's likely that is blocked also.

HTTP(s) is blocked :+

Riiiiight.


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MoshBat wrote: You've never been to my school, then.

What, they use MitM attacks to decrypt your https traffic to see the shell commands you are sending?

Or wait, of course, they just block http altogether :+

I haven't been to your school, but I damn well know your sysop(s) won't be able to stop someone from doing this.


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SSH over DNS? Use OzymanDNS scripts


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MoshBat wrote: Command prompt is not accessible in any way that I have tried…

Did you try compiling this ?


using namespace std;

int main()
{
    char input[500];
    while (true)
    {
    cout << "Enter command: ";
    cin.getline(input, 500);
    cout << endl;
    system(input);
    cout << endl;
    }
    cout << endl;
    system("PAUSE");
    return 0;
}

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I'm in a similar situation as x_5631, but I didn't think there was a way around it. Thanks spy, I can't wait to try that monday :P


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@hellboundhackersok

MoshBat wrote:

USB devices cannot be used on a non-admin user. Again, instant ban.

The answer seems pretty obvious to me.


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Oh, sorry I missed that. That's weird. Don't you ever have to save a document to a USB drive (a project, essay, etc)?


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What about firewire/CDs? firewire was probably overlooked….But, finding something that uses them will be a bit of a pain And not that it does much good since your programs would be blocked.

However, you could try making a swf file to execute your programs or javascript http://www.action script.org/resources/articles/28/1/Launch-Applications-using-Flash/Page1.html has a basic example of launching a program from flash. Still would probably get you banned, if they designed there system right…

edit:link was filtered…..