VSST is a software that allows for multi-protocol tunneling.
I recently tried out the Very Strange Tunneling Tool (VSST) and was impressed with its versatility as a multi-protocol tunneling tool. It supports input by TCP stream sockets and FIFOs, and offers data transmission options via TCP, POP3, and ICMP tunneling.
If you're interested in trying out VSST, the compilation process is straightforward. Simply run the make command that corresponds to your operating system (make for linux+bsd, make solaris for Solaris, and try both for other Unix systems). Note that if you're looking to port VSST to a different operating system, you'll need to grant root access to your box.
Once you've successfully compiled VSST, installation is a breeze. Just run the 'make install' command and you're good to go. Overall, I found VSST to be a reliable and useful tool for multi-protocol tunneling, and would recommend it to anyone in need of such capabilities.
If you're interested in trying out VSST, the compilation process is straightforward. Simply run the make command that corresponds to your operating system (make for linux+bsd, make solaris for Solaris, and try both for other Unix systems). Note that if you're looking to port VSST to a different operating system, you'll need to grant root access to your box.
Once you've successfully compiled VSST, installation is a breeze. Just run the 'make install' command and you're good to go. Overall, I found VSST to be a reliable and useful tool for multi-protocol tunneling, and would recommend it to anyone in need of such capabilities.
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