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Subject: tunneling ports
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I don't know if this could be easily achieved, but imagine the situation tha=
t you are in a network and the only ports being allowed for outgoing traffic=
 into the Internet are ports 80 and 443.

Now you would like to access mailservers in the Internet to read your Email.=
 Ports 993, 587, 465,25. 22 wiuld be desirable,too.

What I have is an outside server into which I could tunnel.=20

Is there any piece of software allowing me to divert ports into the outside s=
erver through some kind of server?

--
Christoph=20

Von meinem iPhone gesendet w=C3=A4hrend ich fuhr, a=C3=9F, tippte, las und e=
inen Rubik cube l=C3=B6ste.