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How to get IRC working from school

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I am trying to get connected to IRC from school. They are blocking all outgoing traffick exept HTTP(80)

SSH works though..
So can I use DNAT/SNAT to redirect SSH traffick to an IRC server, and change the service to IRC?

Or, If I set up a bouncer on my local server, and redirect SSH from the external adress to another port on the local server?

So that my firewall works like a proxy of some kind..

I have tryed the SOCKS proxy, but school blocks that aswell..

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0 pablito over 19 years ago

People are still using IRC? [:)]
An SSH bounce would do it. But the admins and your teacher won't like it. That's why they have it blocked...
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0 pablito over 19 years ago

People are still using IRC? [:)]
An SSH bounce would do it. But the admins and your teacher won't like it. That's why they have it blocked...
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0 DarkWader over 19 years ago in reply to pablito

Yeah, but can you describe how I should do this in the packetfilter? [:)]
I would need two rules there yes?
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