Excuse my ignorance, but I don't understand how to circumvent a firewall
with CIPE. In my limited experience with CIPE, I have been unable to to
connect two end-points unless both hosts have routable IP addresses on
the Internet.
Firewalls would likely constrain the IP addresses behind them to the
non-routable range (192.168.x.y). How would you tunnel through a
firewall in that case or any other?
Thanks.
-Gordon
Karl Kleinpaste wrote:
>
> Jari Meklin <jmeklin,AT,masto,DOT,uku,DOT,fi> writes:
>
> > I would like to know what port number to use in CIPE config.
> > What number is most likely to go throught firewall nicely?
>
> If you have a firewall in your way, you need to discuss the matter
> with your network administrator. Punching holes in firewalls without
> administrative approval is an excellent (and well-deserved) way to get
> oneself fired (or expelled, if you're a student).
>
> Firewalls exist for good reason.
>
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