Re: local proxy udp 53

[shiri_yacov () hotmail com]

Hi Julian, 
if I understand correctly, You need to send/receive some illegal traffic (In terms of the network security policy), and 
your network allows traffic on port DNS "from any to any".
At this point, there are two possibilities.

A. The security mechanism (Firewall/Router) is probing the packet's destination port only.
B. There is some kind of content filtering device on the network, which assurs that packets on port DNS are truly DNS 
packets.

In case A, the answer to your question is quite simple. All you need is a port redirector - like Fpipe or winrelay 
which needs to operate on both sides (of your connection).

Case B is much more complicated, and requires a tailor made solution which will encode your protocol with DNS packets - 
some "AllYouWant over DNS".

I suppose A is your cup of tea...
Is it ?

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