"Shae Tan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> Are there port restrictions (e.g. I want to ssh tunnel or access VPN)?

At least on Smart 3G, you can ssh but you can't access some "unfamiliar"
services. For example, the native git protocol is not allowed, so you'll
have to tunnel that somehow. Which, since ssh is allowed, is plausible.

BTW, useful ssh trick/switch:

  ssh -D <port> <your_server>

The above creates a SOCKS 4 proxy on <port>, using <your_server> as the
endpoint of the SOCKS 4 proxy. Useful when combined with the tsocks
library/tool (On Ubuntu, apt-get install tsocks)

-- 
JM Ibanez
Software Architect
Orange & Bronze Software Labs, Ltd. Co.

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