hmm ... this is something I do myself ..
It may not be right .. I have no idea if it really works the way I think or not.
that was the disclaimer
.. anyways ..
You need the file desproxy-socksserver ..
# Open command prompt ..
# Navigate to desproxy folder
# Run the file desproxy-socksserver .. using following parameters ..
Code:
C:\>desproxy\desproxy-socksserver proxy-ip proxy-port local-port
# local-port is usually 1080
# You need to find out which port is open in the proxy yourself. I cant help you there (you can use programs like BluesPortScanner to find open ports, but it's not that useful)
# Run your P2P application.
# Now if you see a reply similar to this pic .. then most probably your proxy has tunnelling blocked
*img235.imageshack.us/img235/3725/untitled2wo.th.jpg
(can somebody verify this trick ?)
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alibi