[thelist] Webhosting / Port Forwarding

[Robert Goodyear]

I use EasyDNS, which will allow domain cloaking to an
oddball port assignment if needed. Only problem is
that this oddball port may be blocked on the client
side, like you describe.

There's a great Win utility called Detour that will do
the true port reflection you desire. Do you have a
friend anywhere that can drop the utility on their
server for you?

If not, contact me offlist, I might have a spare IP
addr I could loan you to reflect off of.

Best,

Robert Goodyear.



--- mpember at phreaker.net wrote:
> I currently use a old PC at home to operate my own
> server setup.  I mainly use it for testing personal
> projects.  For this reason, my setup changes
> regularly.
>
> I add / remove subdomains depending on which side of
> the bed I got out of :)
>
> For this reason, I am looking for a service that
> simply allows me to forward all http requests from
> one server to another.  My ISP blocks all port 80
> requests and I am looking for a proxy that will
> allow me to continue to host my setup at home, while
> having the requests portfowarded from an external IP
> to get around port 80.
>
> My verbal description may be a bit hard to follow,
> so here's a picture
>
> Client -> Proxy:80 (port forwarder) -> ME:81 ->
> Client
>
> Is there anyone out there that offers such a
> service.  I have seen a similar service running with
> some Dynamic IP DNS setups, but normally they just
> handle the request on their own server and generate
> a frameset that points to the required port.  This
> causes problems with some of my Java code that can't
> make sense of the request if it is on a port other
> than 80.
>
> Thanks for any help that you guys can offer.
> ----
> Michael Pemberton
> mpember at phreaker.net
>
>
>
>
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