Three Methods for Tunneling your Connections
Submitted by srlinuxx on Sun, 12/16/2007 - 20:49.
Sometimes, you just need to break through a troublesome gateway. Or perhaps you need to test a connection from a remote location. If you’re like most geeks, though, there’s already ample reason to do any of this — because you can.
Method 1: ptunnel
Esoteric, novel, and perhaps even useful: ptunnel allows you to tunnel TCP connections over ICMP packets — pings! Set ptunnel up on a server of your own, and connect from a client anywhere that allows ICMP traffic through. Sometimes a wireless access point will block TCP and UDP, but allow pings through to the outside. ptunnel is your ticket to freedom in this circumstance. It even allows for multiple connections and authentication.
Method 2: IP over DNS
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Ping your way from GPS satellite to your ground stations ?
Since GPS satellite usage is free and European satellite Galileo system is also coming on stream; overloads of Internet traffic has to be able to bypass to GPS satellites for data transmission.
China now already has a computer that can communicate with other computers thru the courtesy of GPS satellites.
So, the questions is how do you setup ground stations around the world to do free data transmission?
We already have fiber optical cable from ocean to ocean with dwwm protocol. It has ground stations to repeat messages.
Can the two merge? Also include mesh network from one wireless signal to many others?