# Sample Configuration File

#

# Each line is one of:

#

# DENY   [*=userlist] dst_addr dst_mask [op dst_port]

# DIRECT [*=userlist] dst_addr dst_mask [op dst_port]

DIRECT 192.168.0.0 255.255.255.0

# BALANCE

# SOCKD  [@=serverlist] [*=userlist] dst_addr dst_mask [op dst_port]

# SOCKD4 [@=serverlist] [*=userlist] dst_addr dst_mask [op dst_port]

# SOCKD5 [@=serverlist] [*=userlist] dst_addr dst_mask [op dst_port]

SOCKD5 @=192.168.0.1 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0

# GSS encryption_type

# BIND-MODULE module_name

# PROXY-NAME @=serverlist

PROXY-NAME @=192.168.0.1

#

# Where:

# userlist      is a comma separated list of users (optional)

# dst_addr      is a dotted quad IP address

# dst_mask      is a dotted quad IP address

# op            is one of EQ NEQ LT GT LE GE

# dst_port      is the number or name of a destination port

# serverlist    is a comma separated list containing the name or IP addresses

#               of SOCKS servers (use IP addresses for speed).  Each address

#               or name may be optionally followed by an explicit port number

#               as follows:

#                   IPaddress:portNumber  or  name:portNumber

#               Note that the default port number is 1080.

# module_name   is the name of an exacutable file (eg. FTP)

# encryption_type is:

#                     0 - Authentication Only

#                     1 - Integrity

#                     2 - Confidentiality (Full Encryption)

# Note GSS is only available with the GSSAPI.DLL and KRB5.DLL from MIT

#

# On connect each line is processed in order and the first line that matches

# is used. If no line matches the address is assumed to be Direct.

#

# Matching is done by taking the destination address and ANDing it with the

# dst_mask. The result is then compared to the dst_addr. If they match, then

# if the userlist exists the current username is compared against this list.

# Also if the [op dst_port] exists, the destination port is compared to

# dst_port and if the "op" is true, the line is used.

#

# DENY          means to disallow the connect attemp.

# DIRECT        means to attempt the connection as normal.

# SOCKD         means to go the specified SOCKD 4 server.

# SOCKD4        means to go the specified SOCKD 4 server.

# SOCKD5        means to go the specified SOCKD 5 server.

#

# If @=serverlist is not present the SOCKD server specified by the registry

# value:

#   LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\HummingBird\SOCKS_SERVER

# is used.  Note that the IP address or name of the server may be optionally

# followed by an explicit port number as follows:

#       IPaddress:portNumber  or  name:portNumber

# Note that the default port number is 1080.

# PROXY-NAME is used to facilitate DNS lookup of names. If an attempt is 

# made to connect to a host and the name of the host fails local translation,

# then the SOCKS V5 connection attempt is made via the name, through the 

# specified serverlist. Since the IP address is not known, this command has

# its own list of SOCKS V5 servers.

#

# Installation is best performed by the accompanying INSTALL.BAT file.

#

# To manually install under Windows 95 WITHOUT the Winsock2 API added:

#

# Restart Windows 95 in DOS mode. Rename the file \Windows\System\WSOCK32.DLL

# to WSOCK32O.DLL and copy the new WSOCK32.DLL into \Windows\System. Place

# this file (socks.cnf) in the \Windows\System directory. Restart Windows 95.

#

# To manually install under Windows NT 3.51:

#

# Rename the file \Winnt\System32\WSOCK32.DLL to WSOCK32O.DLL and copy the

# new WSOCK32.DLL into the \Winnt\System32 directory. Place this file

# (socks.cnf) in the \Winnt\System32 directory. It is now installed.

#

#SOCKD4 @=192.75.152.8 130.113.68.1 255.255.255.255



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