WoW Blocked

[Arsakel]

hello, school blocked wow so i cant play on the laptop anymore, need proffessional assistance =) offering 70 paladin mh/ssc gear and full vengeful and 2 or 3 brutal for the help

[Aes]

uninstall the program blocking it,
take your own laptop to school.
hack the admin.

[Arsakel]

got my own laptop..

[Arsakel]

if you want the paladin give me detailed info..i know what to do just not how to do it

[Arsakel]

bumbb(filler)

[g3gg0]

install OpenVPN (Welcome to OpenVPN) on your laptop and on yor computer at home.
set up your server to accept connections from your laptop and prepare
your router at home to pass through the OpenVPN port to your "Server" PC.

its a good idea to choose a OpenVPN port other than the default.
(maybe your school admin is clever)

see the HOWTO how to set up openvpn client (laptop) to connect to you pc at home through your schools proxy.

enjoy.

and hey, that requires some setup and some time you hae to invest.
but its worth all the work

[MWestfall]

Assuming the school hasn't locked down the ports to critical services, which they likely have. In which case it would be slightly more complicated.

And I don't know of any way to get WoW to connect to the realm server on anything but the default blizzard port.

What you would be looking at is setting up a tunnel locally to change the port outgoing, tunnel it to a machine outside your school network, then switching back to the port in question.

Its certainly doable, but not easy, if you are interested in hearing more you can contact me directly.

Thanks,
Matt

[g3gg0]

thats exactly that, what i've explained above

[MWestfall]

Actually, you aren't really, you are talking about OpenVPN and a bunch of other crazyness.

Nothing I mentioned has anything to do with openVPN

[Arsakel]

sent you a pm

[g3gg0]

@mwestfall:
oh i see. you are not so comfortable with networks. nm, nobody is perfect.
i will explain it to you:

it doesnt matter what you use to tunnel out of your blocked network.
you can use SSH to dig your tunnel using forwarded ports on your localhost,
but that would require you to patch realmlist and/or WINDIR/system32/drivers/etc/host.

or you use e.g. hamachi to tunnel, but that requires that the admin isnt a moron.

also you can use OpenVPN which is similar to hamachi. but it allows you to use proxies
and is much more flexible than its commercial competitor hamachi.

both simulate a network card which routes the packets through the tunnel to the server.
and the daemon on the server forwards the packets for you - as if your laptop sent them.

so tell me, what else did you mean with tunnel out?
and why are OpenVPN, Hamachi etc not tools to tunnel?

of course there are about 20 tools which do the same. but the most "compatible" one is still OpenVPN.

[Brutal bear]

seriosly, do you rally think he wanna
gives you that paladin ^^?

[MWestfall]

Open VPN and Hamachie are VPN solutions.

And they face the same restrictions WoW will. Their flexibility on connecting to destination ports.

And he would not have to patch WoW either, you establish a local tunnel on the realmlist port and pipe it out to a known open port (80) to a machine outside the school network.

Then you further tunnel the incoming port 80 connection on the external machine to the blizz realm IP and port.

[g3gg0]

OpenVPN is a VPN solution that allows to connect through HTTP/HTTPS proxies, SOCKS proxies
fatures UDP and TCP protocol and allows you to define the ports yourself.
choose 21, 22, 23, 80, 143, 993 or whatever you like as the destination TCP/IP port.

what ive explained _IS_ tunneling.
it doesnt matter if you tunnel just one TCP connection or a whole internet connection through
the TCP or UDP link.
I just named tools and the howto that explains how to set up that tool for proxy (if one exists)


to connect to realm servers with just a forwarded TCP port you *will* have to patch realmlist or the hosts file.

[MWestfall]

OpenVPN allows you to establish a VPN connection and to do so on non-standard ports sure,

But just establishing a VPN connection to some other VPN endpoint, merely allows you to communicate with that network or device. Not Blizzard.