Hiding Global IP through HTTP Tunneling

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Hi,

I wanted to know if there is any method to hide the global IP through HTTP tunneling? I have been searching on the internet a lot but cannot find any particular answer thats why I wanted to know it from the gurus. Although I have been getting a few hints that says it is possible but Im not sure how.
Need urgent help fellows. :)

Posted 22-May-11 21:52pm

farrukh.javeid

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Debojyoti Majumder 23-May-11 3:54am

I am looking forward for a solution. Good question..

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 23-May-11 3:57am

Interesting. I would also vote 5 if not my skepticism about hiding. I doubt it’s possible to hide IP. And the question is: hide from what?
--SA

farrukh.javeid 23-May-11 4:05am

lol... not for a solution but rather some guideline man ;)

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 23-May-11 10:02am

Yes, I understand. I don't know how to help you, it's only about voting 5 for your question. I say that I'm skeptical about possibility of such solution at all. I'm just wondering what makes you think that hiding IP is possible? Could you share the idea? Sorry that I don't understand the subject well enough.
--SA

farrukh.javeid 23-May-11 13:51pm

Well, I have heard that you can bypass the proxy using HTTP Tunnel and I was working on a project where I needed to use more than one IPs. So I was searching for a solution that either I should wrap my requests with multiple IPs or hide them anyways.
I hope, if I am making any sense? To be honest, right now Im not even making to me :D

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Kim Togo · Answer 1 · 2011-06-05T02:20:00

Solution 1

Use Tor Project: Anonymity Online[^] much easier. :-)

Posted 5-Jun-11 2:20am

Kim Togo