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BZFlag, although designed for multiplayer, is a very powerful tank simulation capture-the-flag game. There's probably a mod somewhere for artificial intelligence bots. it has a good dedicated file editor and is really easy to use.

Also you can try the Halo Custom Edition and Map editor for HALO PC. Ive never gotten it to work before though and Halo 1 is more than a little outdated.

The Retribution Engine on Sourceforge.net is an open-source FPS platform that works decently. Its very UT2004 like, but it works pretty well if you put the time into it. Theres also BZFlag, but i haven't used it. I think I'll download it now and try it. You can use Blender and a lot of other 3d modelers for Retribution, making it very easy to design levels for it.

I have successfully done this its not too hard.- Get SLAX 3 USB from the SLAX website- Install SLAX 3 USB on your jumpdrive (see the instructions that came with the zip file)- go to the modules or root directory and clear it out (there are lzm files in it)- put the BT3 modules in there and reboot* I don't remember if BT3 uses a different (not lzm) format, you may have to use one of the converters in the tools directoryFor complete simplicity, you may just want to use DAVIX. It has a lot of the same features and is really easy to use if you like graphics instead of text. Its meant more for visualization, but still a good pentest distro.

That proxy uses an internal IP address, so its still behind the firewall.All IPs in the ranges:10.0.0.0 to 10.255.255.255172.16.0.0 to 172.31.255.255192.168.0.0 to 192.168.255.255are called internal or private IP addresses, which means that its still inside your school networks, and thus behind the school's firewall. A proxy reroutes your traffic through a tunnel so that the firewall cannot see your traffic. Almost any proxy will work through most firewalls, but the best kind is a SOCKS version 5 proxy. You can use PuTTY to tunnel traffic through a SSH login to make a SOCKS 5 tunnel.See my post on Putty

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I'm not sure if this is the correct place to pose this question or not, but it seemed close. If I was wrong, I apologize in advance.
Essentially, I am looking to do ssh port forwarding (tunneling) to access a database via localhost. I know how to do this on a unix box, but am new to doing it on windows. Any help would be appreciated.

I don't know if this is what you're looking for but here goes:

1. download PuTTY

2. Run it and on the left side there will be a list. go to connection, ssh, tunnels

3. Set up dynamic port forwarding and connect to the ssh server

4. Then in your database program you need to forward from go to proxy options and go localhost for host and the port number you set up in putty for the port.