12:56 Dns tunneling via iodine the cheese is really free | |
| There are: disconnected for nonpayment internet (adsl, lan, etc) or unencrypted wi-fi network c closed internet, but working dns or very strict firewall to open dns I want: Full Internet, even if very slowly Before answering the question "how?" - a few comments. 1. This paper - a practical guide, not a theoretical course "Introduction to the features of the Services DNS» (on this subject and it is written enough). 2. All examples are platform-windows, as the most popular on the desktop. On the other hand, all the above methods work better than in the unix-environment (google easily tell alternatives out there, where I mention windows-only solution). 3. To the method described to work, you need as your server is constantly running and connected to the Internet with "white» IP (does not matter, either static or dynamic, but the addresses of the form 192.168 .*.* or 10 .*.*.* will not do). 4. Hey, provider guys! NSTX, which uses a similar method has been known for about 7 years, but still so far in most networks, this trick works. Now "under Windu" is a turnkey solution. " Protect dns'y:) IntroductionIn all cases listed in the beginning, there is only one loophole - dns-server to which you can usually "get through". What gives us the dns server? In theory - the opportunity to send a request to any content on any other dns-server (already outside the "closed / off" zone) and get any answer. Theoretically, this allows access to the network by encapsulating IP packets in the dns requests and responses. Now I'll show you how to do it in practice. Part 1. Register
Part 2. server (ie the computer, which is located in the wider Internet, without any firewall, etc.)
Part 3. The client (the computer from which the entire Internet is available only dns)
PS It is and under maemo, and a win mobile. PPS intelligent reader would guess that all that really worked well, we must also correct MTU in the registry. UPD: reference for those wishing to participate in the development of iodine | |
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