Koneksi internet make proxy

[rembolle]

Mau nanya nih ma agan2 yang jago jaringan.....
koneksi internet di kantor ane kan pake proxy neh.....nha kalo mau ol WoW kan jadi ga bisa connect
minta petunjuknya dong biar bisa connect.....

[ilhamyt]

Hi,

I'm sorry to hear about your internet issue. There isn't an easy way to force World of Warcraft through a proxy connection and it's not something that we support.

Originally posted by Datth
Blizzard Poster

Case Closed?

( lol padahal ngejer gw sekalian bantu )

[anuneanu]

Mau nanya nih ma agan2 yang jago jaringan.....
koneksi internet di kantor ane kan pake proxy neh.....nha kalo mau ol WoW kan jadi ga bisa connect
minta petunjuknya dong biar bisa connect.....

gua sendiri kurang tau tuh caranya, minta dibukain portnya sama admin proxy nya kali,
tapi ada yg bahas di forum luar,

**I am assuming that nothing I have done so far is against the terms of use, but since I am not all to familiar with them please tell me and I will immediately delete my post, its just things can get kinda fuzzy as far as what *legally* can and cant be done with the game**

I go to a private university that blocks downloading music, playing WoW, xbox live...I am sure there is a word for those types of services but the word escapes me.

After doing some research, I figured out a way around it, by using a proxy. The two programs I have used are

HTTP-Tunnel Client (The Free Version)
SocksCap Control

I found the information on how to do what I did here :

http://www.gamers-underground.com/fo...ad.php?t=17591

Now, basically everything works! But unfortunately, just as it says towards the end of the post, the connection is really %#%*ty. I was wondering if there is anything different I can do to improve the connection, or if I need to buy a paid subscription to the HTTP-Tunnel Client. Any feedback on this is greatly appreciated, as I am trying as hard as I can to not buy my own internet subscription just because my school is lame.

Spoiler untuk http://gamers-underground.com/role-playing/17591-world-warcraft-proxy-settings.html#post266204 :

Sorry for digging this up, but I found this thread while surfing google and, since I found out a solution, decided to share some knowledge.

Be warned though, that this isn't a miraculous solution, since in my case, even after I've successfully connected to the WoW server, I suffer from high-ping and eventually I suffer a ping timeout of sorts (can't detect other players via the Social Panel, can't rez, etc...). Even still, I think it's worth it to share what I've discovered, since there might be someone out there who knows how to solve this.

It would seem that if you run HTTP Tunnel & SocksCap on your machine, you're able to bypass the firewall and connect to the Blizzard servers. I'm currently on my college where we have a proxy server set up to block all kinds of stuff, including P2P, IRC, etc... when can use HTTP connections and apps that allow that kind of proxy configuration, but that's pretty much it.

Anyway, on to the good stuff:

After installing both apps, run HTTP Tunnel. The configuration is pretty straightforward... just input your proxy and port number, check to see if it requires auth, test it and you're set!

With SocksCap, you access the settings, indicate the SOCKS server as 127.0.0.1 and port number as 1080. As I understand it, this configures it to access through HTTP Tunnel. Check the SOCKS Version 5 option and the 'Supported Authorization' if you require it (on 'Name Resolution' I've set "Attempt local then remote").

Then close the settings panel and click on New to add a new app to SocksCap. Click Browse to choose the app you want, and the other fields should fill up automatically.

Now, restart HTTP Tunnel. It should connect you automatically. Wait until you get the 'SOCKS 4/5 server successfully started' message on the Log before you continue. Once you get that message, click on the app you want (in this case, WoW) that you configured in the above step and then click on Run (or just double click the icon).

If all goes well, WoW should start up and you won't get any problems connecting to the server.

Again, I stress that, in my case I suffered from high-pings (5556ms) and an eventual timeout. If anyone manages to refine this process, then by all means, share it with me.

Hope this helps. Cheers!

[ilhamyt]

wah ini dia orang yg niat kalo nolong... gw tambah rep pointnya yah bro!

[rembolle]

@anuneanu: thanks infonya gan.....anak IT di kantor ane pelit c....ga mau ngasi tau....ntar coba aku uthek2 sendiri...hihihhhi

[anuneanu]

wah ini dia orang yg niat kalo nolong... gw tambah rep pointnya yah bro!

@anuneanu: thanks infonya gan.....anak IT di kantor ane pelit c....ga mau ngasi tau....ntar coba aku uthek2 sendiri...hihihhhi

makasih sama2 kk, cuman bagi2 inpo aja, kan disini saling bantu semampunya, semoga sukses