How to connect from behind locked ports?

[MagicManICT]

Good way of getting fired, too.... Believe me, I've seen it happen.

[Hipponos]

I guess it is an easy way to get fired...

[chocolaterain]

Why necro this

[TheTylerLee]

Can you not download it ? or not play it

if downloading it is the issue , download the game to a flash drive
thats what my friend does.

[MagicManICT]

The issue has been about playing through a monitored IP connection, such as at work. Downloading wouldn't be a problem as it'd be brief traffic and nobody would care much. Playing a game creates steady traffic and would send off flags on the server if the IP of the connection wasn't recognized (which was the problem when it got blocked).

[master_h2zu]

hello all of you.

I have the same probleme of proxy/connection but not in the same context:

I try to play on a linux client .... using my linux socks server at home (danted) with this command (that perfectly works at home without the -DsocksProxyHost and -DsocksProxyPort):

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/usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun/bin/java -Djava.library.path=/usr/lib/jni/ -DsocksProxyHost=IP.AT.HOME -DsocksProxyPort=80 -Xms256m -Xmx512m -jar haven.jar moltke.seatribe.se -r ./res

With iptables I can log all network trafic on both client/server. The problem is the parameter -DsocksProxyHost seens to use the proxy ONLY for TCP traffic and not UDP. And especially the UDP 1870 that try to connect to 178.63.100.209.

On sun/oracle java6 documentation, they talk about TCP and never UDP. in they

J2SE 5.0 provides SOCKS support for client TCP sockets.

If socksProxyHost is specified then all TCP sockets will use the SOCKS proxy server

so, what about proxy UDP with the command java ?

btw, I try to use different socksify client (dante-client or tsocks) but without any success with UDP

PS: I use java and not javaws because of Ender client ... but I may loose myself in the complexity of java-blabla-stuff

[borka]

I honestly don't have a clue but what about the socks protocol version you use ?!?

[popfor]

Download client on a flashdrive>plug it in. I did it at school, worked fine. Dunno 'bout this technical stuff though