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Port forwarding. Am I noob? Or it's not me. - unoquepasaba - Jul 25, 2014 Update: I've tried with 1604 and 1605 ports (portforwarding them) and it worked. But when I tried the same with others random ports like 5050 (recommended for Darkcomet as far as I know), port 999, port 1000, port 21145, port 888, etc; it didn't work for any of them... :( Update2: Ok that worked 'cause I enabled an option with Darkcomet about using UPnP for portforwarding. If I use another program which isn't Darkcomet, other rat, the same port wouldn't work. So I guess about this situation that my firewalls are totally off, so the problem it's on portforwarding manually... In the other hand when I closed DarkComet next what I did was try 'canyouseeme', the result with the port which I used before with DarkComet was that it wasn't opened again. So I guess again that if I want to a RAT work I would need do it manually (but I did and still doesn't working T.T) I checked my stub with sandbox and anubis (hoping it was a false-positive) but I didn't got anything, so it's pretty clear where is the problem located. [img]http://s29.postimg.org/hfugba8dz/dafuk.jpg[/img] Check the picture, I've tried to portforward for first time and that's what happened. Any ideas? Thx! * - unoquepasaba - Jul 25, 2014 Vouch for Lalit Agarwal !!!! Helped me a lot of with my problem!!!!! * - Lolerbeans12 - Jul 25, 2014 Still having issues?? (I didn't see anything about your issue being fixed. So, I'll toss in this real fast.) Turn Windows Firewall ON, and open your Rat programs. Allow access when the prompt comes up. Then you can disable or keep Windows Firewall on. (Your choice.) Enjoy ze freedom. * - billyseeker - Jul 25, 2014 (Jul 25, 2014 11:10 AM)Lalit Agarwal Wrote: Glad i was able to help you. Morning bro, Please im having same issue not able to portforward without a vpn, my router has port forward not not working for me * - LOLdropper - Jul 25, 2014 (Jul 25, 2014 10:16 PM)Lalit Agarwal Wrote: Morning, i have pm'ed you my skype. Vouch for Lalit.He is doing great work with setups and help :D * - unoquepasaba - Jul 26, 2014 Well I must say finally my problem persist. Lalit showed me how to open ports (portforwarding) if my router (which got the option) can activate UPnP setting. This worked fine with rats which use UPnP, like DarkComet, but if I want to use a RAT which doesn't support UPnP... what can I do? :/ I need to know why my ports are not opened after make them apparently opened through router. FINAL EDIT:🤗🤗🤗 Apparently solved by: Linkin Park -> vouch for this guy !! Here you go, if you got the same problem that me you can do the following: A) Go to your router and select the box which says: "DMZ". In this box you should put your IPv4 (windows key + r key > write cmd > write in the new tab, ipconfig > there you can see your IPv4. After write your IPv4 in this box, save it. This option would make your router less protected. B) Portforward any port which can be used (high numbers) and then save. If you go to any page like canyouseeme and the port you portforward before is aparently closed, take it easy. Really your port is opened, temporally. The port is opened only when is gonna be used. Open any RAT, make a new server, and use the port which you'd portforwarded before and select "listen". Now go to canyouseeme, TADAAAAA, your port is opened. C) If your router got the option about using UPnP, you can use it if your RAT got also the option. With this the port will be opened automatically. D) Buy a VPN and use it, if you use rat for grey hat or worses you should try this option. |