WorldOfWarcraft: lukket port - brug for hjælp

Det kræver ikke kontant afregning, du scroller bare lidt længere ned så står der en masse svar :-P

kan du så ikk kopiere mig løsningen, for jeg kan ikk se det.. får kun denne frem:


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Øhhhh kom ind på siden nu og fik samme besked, tror de har lavet det så man kan se en løsning for free hver dag :-P

Men der stod noget med http tunneler kunne måske løse problem...

Her er de kommentarer og svar jeg kan se på siden.
Jeg ved ikke om det hjælper dig.

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I can't seem to find any information about changing the port.

I'd suggest using some kind of tunnelling for this, read the following:
http://forums.bitvise.com/index.php?showtopic=589

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You can also use HTTHost and HTTPort for tunneling: http://www.htthost.com/

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The program would have to be listening on that new port, you cannot just arbitrarily change a port. What you are asking can be done on a piece of network hardware, but the real question is will the software on the new system that the ip traffic with the new port has been changes to accept and process that traffic. It will not
do this unless changes are made to the software.

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An answer stating "you can't do that" is accepted when a solution is offered?
Interesting.

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now _maddog_, if i could have, i would have accepted everyones answer, however instead of saying "here is a link," he explained what had to be done

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maddog, i guess you did not read my post, I said it could be done, where in my post do you see the words "you can't do that" ?
The real question is what port is the software listening on that  iamn0kill3r is trying to access, regardless if you redirect tunnel or whatever
the traffic has to be destined to the port the software server is configured for when it reaches the actual end system.

And yes I agree you could tunnel the traffic but there must be a box on the remote end to decrypt, strip tunnel infornmation, or whatever.

By the way,  World of Warcraft uses the TCP protocol on port 3724.

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yeah, the http-tunnel thing works, but its making it so i ping in the 1300's to the 5k's.  I think HTTPort is supposed to have the same capabilities as http-tunnel, but without the rediculous ammount of lag just because you don't want to give them 5 bucks a month

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I've used httport and my own htthost server for online games before and it was just fine, although using the public servers does indeed slow things down greatly.

I still use httport everyday for webmail and communication stuff, works just fine even with public servers.

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Is there any way you could help me set my httport? The only reason i'm still using http-tunnel is because I don't know how to set up the other ones.  Send me an e-mail at michaelsj@pop.belmont.edu and i'll send u my other contact info

3'eren er angivet som accepteret svar

Er problemet løst?

Jeg fik aldrig løst problemet, da min skoles net er rimelig sikkert sat op... div fikse idér er blevet afprøvet dog intet der virkede 100procent ordenligt..

Men når jeg endag får ordnet det, kommer der en løsning her.

i mellemtiden er det jo godt der findes mobilt bredbånd :)!

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