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| A word to the wise. 'Fraid that this post could be seen as asking advise about how to hack. Tsk! We're a very square outfit when it comes to hacking. Sharp 90 degree corners, four of 'em. *Edit. Sorry, Con. I was too fast on the watchdog thing this AM.
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| MSN uses port 1863/TCP. In order to tunnel it, you require two ends! Obviously you have one end at your end, but you need another end somewhere out on the Internet. Without two ends, you have a tunnel with only one end, which isn't very useful. So, you need to find either a service that does proxying or tunneling, or someone friendly who will provide such a service on your terms. Áedán
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