Questions tagged [tunneling]

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Lightweight reverse tunnel

I have been told that reverse tunnels can be created using SSH or I can solve the problem the big way and create a VPN. Both these methods are heavy-weight. For the SSH tunneling I need an SSH server on both sides, for VPN I need a VPN server and a…
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Generic reverse tunnel

I am searching for a generic reverse tunnel application. Here is what I have in mind: It would consist of an inside (behind nat) and outside part. The "inside" part would try to establish a connection to the "outside" part automatically. The…
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Is there any tunneling protocol that can aggregate multiple packets within a packet?

I think the title says it all. I wonder if this exists. Reasons for wanting this could be to reduce overhead. Update: Related ideas/implementations: The Tor cell which is the transport unit in Tor. The Network Abstraction Layer Unit (NAL) used in…
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Rp_filter and linux tunneling

Can someone please explain with an example why reverse path filtering need to be disabled while using IPIP/GRE tunneling? echo 0 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/conf/all/rp_filter
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How Tunneling can be configured or set up in this scenario

I have a scenario like there are two servers 1.On the first server where apache and tomcat are running on different ports.For eg ip would be 172.168.2.19 2.There is a second server where jboss and kvsms are running.for eg ip w ould be 172.168.2.20…
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Tunneling in IPv6:

The concept of 6to4 tunneling is to do encapsulate and descapsulate an ipv6 packet through ipv4 network. The encapsulation process is: [IPv6 header][Transport Header][Application Protocol data] => encapsulation: [Ip4 Header][IPv6 header][Transport…
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SirTunnel (python script) vs already exist https server (node.js) is it possible

I found https://github.com/anderspitman/SirTunnel This is usage: How do you use it? If you have: A SirTunnel server instance listening on port 443 of example.com. A copy of the sirtunnel.py script available on the PATH of the server. An SSH server…