TCP Port Mapper 1.27 released.

New in this version:

[+] AllowFrom, DenyFrom, AllowDenyOrder options.


AllowFrom - the list of IP addresses that are allowed access.

  Example:
    AllowFrom=127.0.0.1,192.168.0.1
   
DenyFrom - the list of IP addresses that are denied access.

  Example:
    DenyFrom=10.10.8.8,10.10.8.9

AllowDenyOrder - tells TCP Port Mapper the order of processing AllowFrom and DenyFrom rules. Possible values are:

  Deny,Allow - if the client does not match AllowFrom rule or it does match DenyFrom rule, then the client will be denied access. This is default order.
 
  Allow,Deny - if the client does not match DenyFrom rule or it does match AllowFrom rule, then it will be granted access.

  Example:
    AllowDenyOrder=Deny,Allow

You can use TCP Port Mapper to automatically switch your web browser's proxy setting and surf the web anonymously.

1. In tcpportmap.ini configure ListenPort setting: ListenPort=3128 (listen incoming connections on port 3128).
2. In tcpportmap.ini configure MapFromFile setting: MapFromFile=c:\proxies.txt (load proxies from file c:\proxies.txt).
3. Setting ProxyMode should not be present in tcpportmap.ini or it can be equal NONE: ProxyMode=NONE (turn off Proxy Mode).
4. You can configure SwitchMapConnections setting: SwitchMapConnections=10 (automatically switch to the next proxy each 10 connections).
5. Run TCPPortMap.exe.
6. Configure your web browser's proxy settings to use proxy 127.0.0.1:3128

New version of Opt-In List Filter allows to process multi-column lists.
You can choose which column to filter and select column delimiter.


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New version of TCP Port Mapper can act as SOCKS4 or SOCKS5 proxy. If you want to use TCP Port Mapper as proxy you need to configure ProxyMode setting in tcpportmap.ini. Read more here: http://www.optinsoft.com/tcpportmap-console.php

[+] Wildcard matching. It is simpler than regexps and has these features:

• c - Any character represents itself apart from those mentioned below. Thus c matches the character c.
• ? - Matches any single character. It is the same as . in full regexps.
• * - Matches zero or more of any characters. It is the same as .* in full regexps.
• [...] - Sets of characters can be represented in square brackets, similar to full regexps. Within the character class, like outside, backslash has no special meaning.

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