[Question]Re-routing connections to different ports.

[Rafy]

Hey guys, long time no see  . Listen, in my residence we have the new uni network which blocks most of the good stuff.Personally I am interested in getting MMO connections out.I did a check with a very well known game(WoW) and I found out what ports it uses.Afterwards, what I did was to check if those ports were open in the network, as I expected they were not.So I started thinking, what if I re-routed the MMO connections to a port that is already open,more specifically port 22 (ssh) or the telnet port.I know this is possible I just don't have the knowledge necessary, I never really studied this kind of client/server interactions .
I did some more work with I2P networks and helped set up on for our mates at uni so they can access the net anonymously, so I am slowly getting there(even if I2P is totally a different subject). Could  anyone help me out here? I am representing the whole MMO crazed residence XD .I know neusbeer has some knowledge in these matters ,so any help from you buddy would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance,

Rafy

EDIT: forgot to add that we all use windows/bootcamp.

[ande]

Are we talking outgoing connections or incomming?

If its blocked outgoing you have no other choise than to link up with a proxy/vpn on a open port (22) and make that connect further to your game. If it is incomming you can do it with iptables or a local proxy that connects back to itself on another port, alternatively have another computer before the packets reaches you that just edits the port and forwards it.

[noob]

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=play+wow+with+a+proxy&l=1

[Rafy]

Hmmmm, thanks I already tried proxies and socks5 and got me banned for 4 hours,plus some insane lag .Next thing is to set up a VPN at home in Greece on my old PC.Thanks everybody.