[OT] Port Redirection

["David Guest" <david.guest@xxxxxxxxx>]

This is slightly on topic as it would also be useful to connecting to
a
home web server on a non-80 port.

My wife is connecting to a webct course on a remote server on port 8900
(Don't ask me why they do this). All was fine until about a week ago
when my isp (soon to be former) decided to muck around with their port
settings. The result is that normal http traffic on port 80 is fine, but
http on port 8900 is painfully slow. Knowing the support of this isp I
doubt they will have it fixed soon and course deadlines are looming.

So... I know it's possible to connect to remote proxys which redirect
http traffic but does anyone know of one that does port redirection as
well. This is so I can go through my isp on port 80 and connect to the
remote machine on port 8900.

Thanks for any help

David

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