Here’s the scheme. My fellow friend borrowed me a tunnel to his (sort of) expensive VPS and told me to create a socks using ssh with this command:
ssh -fND localhost:6666 account@his-vps.org
After setting the proxy (using sock not http) configuration on the browser with localhost port 6666, there you go, through his VPS I can open all the websites which are blocked by the office. However this rule is only useful for connecting from localhost.
Now, how about if other users want to use my socks? Here’s what I did:
ssh -fND my_computer_ip:2222 account@his-vps.org
sudo iptables -A INPUT -p tcp -m state –state NEW –dport 2222 -i eth1 -j ACCEPT
Different with the previous one you need to configure the browser proxy setting with my my_computer_ip port 2222 NOT localhost!! Btw, the second one means that any tcp connection coming to interface eth1 port 2222 of my computer should be accepted.
Acknowledge: Thanks for root@voidnetwork.org for the VPS
interesting article you have here bro,
can i do it in windows.
Duh master, ngapain pusing2 pake tunneling segala, pan situ ada akses starone unlimited, colok modem aja :p