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If someone else wants to do network sniffing and see where they're stopping, here's the POL usage I found with Ethereal:
Mod up for using Ethereal!
What is weird thing is the port 443. The connection is leaving 443 and hitting 4072. What is weird is under normal circumstances if I want to connect to a secure website my TCP/IP stack is going to generate a random high number and then connect to port 443 on the webserver.
So you would see 53233 -> 443. Now please don't take this and run with it, but what if OO is blocking 443 now to prevent people from running webservers on their network. Since the connection is leaving port 443 on the user side it may look like a response to a SSL connection request and OO's firewalls or access lists stops it. HTTP tunnel works because all trafic is pushed through port 80. But it wouldn't originate from port 80 but be destined for port 80 on the proxy.
Edit: to be more clear:
For normal internet users port 443 connections would be comming from the outside (the webserver) leaving port 443 and hitting some other port on the users machine after the connection is made.
In this case the 443 connection appears to originating from the users machine and going out. Thus, it would look like a web server IF OO started blocking such things. Just an observation is all.
Edited, Thu Sep 30 07:28:04 2004 by OgmiosII Edited, Thu Sep 30 07:50:47 2004 by OgmiosII