Re: [hlds_linux] UDP tunneling software

2003-06-01 Thread agenthh
Oscar N aka Dreadful wrote:
Can one ask what ping you get when using that? :)

/Oscar
Yes, because the ping is just fine.
I usually get around 25-50ms when playing on the I. When I play over my
encryted UDP-over-TCP tunnel, I get 40ms ping.
Also, there is no latency. I'm surprised and *very* happy how well that
program works.
--agenthh

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Re: [hlds_linux] UDP tunneling software

2003-06-01 Thread Marcelo de Paula Bezerra
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Under normal circunstances you should see no problem, and the fact that
you are tunneling udp over tcp aleviates the possible problems, you feel
the diference if you have a poor conection between both endpoints or if
you see packetloos on the link due to congestion.

TCP will stall and wait until it retransmit, and in the mean time your
tunnel will be freezed.

If you are tunneling tcp over tcp it gets worse, since it will also
trigger the same effect on the tunneled connection, thus making the
problem even worse, since hl is udp, at least you don't do double
congestion control. :)

On Sat, 2003-05-31 at 14:29, agenthh wrote:

 Oscar N aka Dreadful wrote:
  Can one ask what ping you get when using that? :)
 
  /Oscar

 Yes, because the ping is just fine.
 I usually get around 25-50ms when playing on the I. When I play over my
 encryted UDP-over-TCP tunnel, I get 40ms ping.
 Also, there is no latency. I'm surprised and *very* happy how well that
 program works.

 --agenthh

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[hlds_linux] UDP tunneling software

2003-05-31 Thread agenthh
I'm trying to tunnel in to a server behind this firewall. Now, I can't
open the ports, so I need to have some kind of tunnel in, over TCP. in
other words, so I can connect to HLDS server over a tunneled UDP connection.
Using SSH forwarding directly is out of the question, it only does TCP.
If you have something that does UDP tunneling over TCP, that's good.
--agenthh

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Re: [hlds_linux] UDP tunneling software

2003-05-31 Thread Marcelo Bezerra
Try ppp over ssh, but your ping will most likely suck you have an
unstable link betwen both machines, because you will suffer tcp stalls
and so on.


On Fri, 2003-05-30 at 22:59, agenthh wrote:
 I'm trying to tunnel in to a server behind this firewall. Now, I can't
 open the ports, so I need to have some kind of tunnel in, over TCP. in
 other words, so I can connect to HLDS server over a tunneled UDP connection.
 Using SSH forwarding directly is out of the question, it only does TCP.
 If you have something that does UDP tunneling over TCP, that's good.

 --agenthh

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 if that's the case.

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Re: [hlds_linux] UDP tunneling software

2003-05-31 Thread agenthh
Thanks for the help. I've ended up using an application called Zebedee.
Works real well and is easy to work with. You could use it over ssh
tunneling too. I would recommend it for all your port forwarding behind
NAT/Firewall/Whatever needs.
--agenthh

Marcelo Bezerra wrote:

Try ppp over ssh, but your ping will most likely suck you have an
unstable link betwen both machines, because you will suffer tcp stalls
and so on.
On Fri, 2003-05-30 at 22:59, agenthh wrote:

I'm trying to tunnel in to a server behind this firewall. Now, I can't
open the ports, so I need to have some kind of tunnel in, over TCP. in
other words, so I can connect to HLDS server over a tunneled UDP connection.
Using SSH forwarding directly is out of the question, it only does TCP.
If you have something that does UDP tunneling over TCP, that's good.
--agenthh
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Re: [hlds_linux] UDP tunneling software

2003-05-31 Thread Oscar N aka Dreadful
I don't think it is such a good idea, as someone mentioned the ping will get terrible.
The packets are UDP and not TCP because of a good reason :)

I'm not sure if this will work, but have you tried starting the HL server at port 53? 
If you're really lucky the firewall might be bad configured and let in UDP packets on 
port 53, it's usually used for DNS queries from client to nameservers...
oh, and you must run the HL server as root fortunately :/

/Oscar

On Fri, 30 May 2003 18:59:26 -0700
agenthh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I'm trying to tunnel in to a server behind this firewall. Now, I can't
 open the ports, so I need to have some kind of tunnel in, over TCP. in
 other words, so I can connect to HLDS server over a tunneled UDP connection.
 Using SSH forwarding directly is out of the question, it only does TCP.
 If you have something that does UDP tunneling over TCP, that's good.

 --agenthh

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 if that's the case.

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Re: [hlds_linux] UDP tunneling software

2003-05-31 Thread Oscar N aka Dreadful
Can one ask what ping you get when using that? :)

/Oscar

On Fri, 30 May 2003 20:51:13 -0700
agenthh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Thanks for the help. I've ended up using an application called Zebedee.
 Works real well and is easy to work with. You could use it over ssh
 tunneling too. I would recommend it for all your port forwarding behind
 NAT/Firewall/Whatever needs.

 --agenthh

 Marcelo Bezerra wrote:

  Try ppp over ssh, but your ping will most likely suck you have an
  unstable link betwen both machines, because you will suffer tcp stalls
  and so on.
 
 
  On Fri, 2003-05-30 at 22:59, agenthh wrote:
 
 I'm trying to tunnel in to a server behind this firewall. Now, I can't
 open the ports, so I need to have some kind of tunnel in, over TCP. in
 other words, so I can connect to HLDS server over a tunneled UDP connection.
 Using SSH forwarding directly is out of the question, it only does TCP.
 If you have something that does UDP tunneling over TCP, that's good.
 
 --agenthh

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