Public Port Forwarding 2.0: It is a very powerful online public port forwarding solution. By using http tunnel technology, you can easily bypass strong firewall to access internet resources or any final destination you want. It support any tcp-based protocol, like http or telnet protocol.
(Only $9 for one month)
The Online Public Port Forwarding soluton contain two parts. One is the client that will run on your local computer and One is the server that run on our gateway computer.
Normally, a strong firewall will forbid any outgoing port except 80 port. Because 80 port will be used for surfing internet. For example, if you want to remote access a computer on internet by using telnet. This can not be done because of 21 port will be used by telnet protocol. The outgoing 21 port will be filtered by the firewall.
By using our Online Public Port Forwarding solution, what you need to do is just deploy the Public Port Forwarding Client on your computer and config what is the address of the computer that you want to remote access. Then it is like magically, you can remote access your computer now! Because the client will send your request to the server by using 80 port, so your firewall can not block you. When the server receive request from client, it will know what is the final destination address of the incoming request. Then the server will forward the request to the final destination further and finally tunnel back the response to your local computer.
Main gui of Public Port Forwarding Client
Add port mapping dialog box
Listen Port: This is the port that source address should connect into. Then the Public Port Forwarding Client will forward data received from this listen port to online Public Port Forwarding Server, and the server will forward the data to final destination further.
Run as a http proxy: Choose the option can make this port forwarding run as a http proxy. Then your others computers can surf internet by using this port forwarding.
Bind Address: "ALL" means listen your port on all IPs of your computer.
Destination: This is the final destination you want to access. The online Public Port Forwarding Server will know your final destination from the client and do port forwarding for you. You can input an ip address or website address. For example, 202.102.30.2 or www.yahoo.com.
Destination Port: Destination port is the final port that online Public Port Forwarding Server will forward to.
