I've seen a few guides out there, but I could not get any of them to work. I can point NS records to my domain, so it sounds like I should be able to do this. I tried setting up a DMZ for the server portion, no luck at all.
There is a Java implementation that works on Windows on analogbit.com: tcp-over-dns.
tcp-over-dns contains a special dns
server and a special dns client. The
client and server work in tandem to
provide a TCP (and UDP!) tunnel
through the standard DNS protocol.
This is similiar to the defunct NSTX
dns tunelling software. The purpose of
this software to is succeed where NSTX
failed. For me at least, all NSTX
tunnels disconnect within tens of
seconds in real world situations.
tcp-over-dns was written to be quite
robust while at the same time
providing acceptable bandwidth speeds.
The programs require the Java runtime environment 6.0+. The server requires admin port 53 access.
There is a nice article from the same author which explains TCP over DNS very well.
There is a Java implementation that works on Windows on analogbit.com: tcp-over-dns.
The programs require the Java runtime environment 6.0+. The server requires admin port 53 access.
There is a nice article from the same author which explains TCP over DNS very well.