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I would like to set up a tunnel to a socks5 proxy server, which is similar to the following command. ssh -N -D 8888 root@remote.server I already has a socks5 server run at remote.server:22(example). I need to get other web page by C# through that proxy server. How can I do this by Rebex? It seems like the function of Rebex.Net.ProxySocket class, does it has sample code? And my socks5 server only support public key authentication method, but ProxySocket seems not. |
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Rebex Please check out the comments section of SSH port forwarding capable application question for additional information on what you would have to implement yourself. Why don't you use a ready-made application such as Bitvise Tunnelier to achieve this? Thanks for your answer. I already read the post of "SSH port forwarding capable application" before asking this question. I was confused about the term of "server" before. After I re-read the post, I found that there are two kinds of server, one is SSH server, another one is Socks5 proxy server. Thus, I need to implement the Socks5 proxy server. Bitvise Tunnelier can act as a Socks5 proxy server for IE and Firefox. However, I want to connect other web sites by C#, not by a web browser. Are there any methods to do that?
(01 Mar '10, 11:15)
shadow
Does this mean you are using .NET WebRequest-HttpWebRequest or WebClient classes? Although these don't make it possible to specify a Socks5 proxy, it looks like it can use it if it's configured in IE - see http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/ncl/thread/982bef6c-b9a4-4c0d-b7d5-0c64df9f610a for more information.
(01 Mar '10, 11:38)
Lukas Pokorny ♦♦
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