Windows software to redirect ports

[Alan]

Anyone out there know of any windows based software that can redirect a TCP port ?

I need to redirect port 80 on a server at work to a different server, port 8090

All i can find is something called port marshaller that costs $99

 

[crispy]

Am i understanding it correctly when i think that one computer connects to the internet through your machine and then you want that machine to redirect a port?

You "shared your internet connection" at some point?

 

[Alan]

Nah we have a server at work that is a proxy server, its configured to port 80.

In a users browser session they set there proxy to "winserver:80"

We need to migrate people to "newserver:8090" so to save problems and reconfiguring every workstation, i want to change "winserver" to accept connections on port 80 as normal, but forward them through to newserver:8090

Over time we would reconfigure the clients, but for now - a simpel redirect would be good.

I can do it... but it will cost the copany $99 and shit loads of time to setup a new supplier and raise a purchase order.

Shame its not a linux box, one IPTABLES command would do it.

 

[crispy]

Try Proxy+

Dunno if its what youre looking for, but it might do the job...

 

[Alan]

Try Proxy+

Dunno if its what youre looking for, but it might do the job...

unlimited USD 299 (239 EUR) unlimited unlimited unlimited

hehe three times as much as that port marshaler software i found need something free idealy.

Thanks tho.

 

[crispy]

Well it says on front page its free

But maybe not for firms?

edit: trial i see ^_^

Well since youre migrating cant you just install that one for 31 days and then find another app with a trial?

 

[yaruar]

Trivial Port Forwarding for Windows

can't get much cheaper than that

you can probably set up a tunnel using a ssh connection, but tbh that's probably too much faff.
Using PuTTY

 

[Bahumat]

Pay some 13 year old nerd £20 and get him to manually switch on every machine and update it.

once he's finished, mug him.

 

[Agrigo]

^^
made me laugh

 

[Chronictank]

you can probably set up a tunnel using a ssh connection, but tbh that's probably too much faff.
Using PuTTY

We do ssh tunnels , takes longer to set up aye but means the traffic is encrypted as a bonus

 

[crispy]

We do ssh tunnels , takes longer to set up aye but means the traffic is encrypted as a bonus

So the webgeek cant watch your pr0n?