Re: tunneling EverQuest

Alex Rodenberg <pytte-eKYC1eUxnu1aa/[email protected]> Fri, 22 Oct 2004 02:50:53 +0200
Newsgroups gmane.comp.security.zebedee.general
Message-ID <2004102225053.715969@pytte>
Anyone got any idea what i'm doing wrong ?

Ok here is where i get the info from: http://eqlive.station.sony.com/support/tech_support/ts_network_support_firewall_proxy_info.jsp

I tried the following which is not working:

#

# server.zbd

#

# Usage: zebedee -T 80 -f server.zbd

#

verbosity 1 # basic messages only

message "EverQuest tunnel"

detached true

server true

ipmode both # Operate in mixed TCP/UDP mode

compression zlib:9 # Allow maximum zlib compression

maxbufsize 16383 # Allow maximum possible buffer size

target 64.37.148.0/24:1024-65000/udp

target 64.37.156.0/24:1024-65000/udp

target 195.33.133.0/24:1024-65000/udp

target 199.108.3.0/24:1024-65000/udp

target 199.108.4.0/24:1024-65000/udp

target 199.108.5.0/24:1024-65000/udp

target 199.108.9.0/24:1024-65000/udp

target 199.108.15.0/24:1024-65000/udp

target patch.everquest.com:7000/tcp

#

# Client.zbd

#

# Usage: zebedee -f client.zbd

#

verbosity 1 # Basic messages only

server false # It's a client

detached true # Detach from terminal

serverhost ip.of.host

serverport 80

message "EverQuest Tunnel"

command '"c:\everquest\everquest.exe"

compression zlib:9

On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 06:19:36 +0200, Alex Rodenberg wrote:
> Hello all
>
> I am new to the list and new to Zebedee .. this program looks like
> it might do the trick for me ..
>
> What I need is to tunnel port 7000 TCP and all ports below 1024 UDP
> I have a friend who have agreed to host a server for me and the
> ports i have open is port 80 and smtp/pop3 ports .. Since im a
> blonde, and have no idea how this program works.. I looked at the
> manual and was just getting dumber and dumber the more I looked :)
> I am looking for a little help, any help really .. I hope someone
> has a solution for me. Thanks for your time, Alex

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