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Getting around NAT

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by eric_headlee

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I wondered if anyone knows of any type of program that can be run on a Win 98 client that will allow a pc sitting outside on a public IP address to communicate (stream to) a PC sitting inside a NAT (outside the firewall or all necessary ports open)?

I really need this to happen on the PC itself vs. a proxy or on the firewall.

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by joseph moore

Bypassing a firewall is the holy grail to the "black hat" crowd. Therefore, it really shouldn't be discussed in such a private forum as this.

by eric_headlee

I need to clone an external IP address on an as needecd basis to get two way communication going in an H.323 environment. It does not work through NAT today because the address info is burried in the payload! I need an existing utility that can do this if at all possible.

by Member 29901146

you can use pptp protocol for secure connection between both of them bypassing the Firwall.

win98 have this feature

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