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Canyouseeme through virtualbox failure - Sofo007 - Jan 29, 2015
Every time I go to canyouseeme .org, through virtualbox, in order to check my open port it gives me a different I.P. and I can't proceed with port forwarding check...
* - Louis C.K. - Jan 29, 2015
In order for a port checker to work, you need a client (rat) listening on the same port you are trying to ping using canyouseeme. In VM, it shouldn't give you a different IP, as is hosted from your own network, you might need to change the configurations
* - Sofo007 - Jan 30, 2015
where should i change the configurations?
can you please take a look at this image and guide me?
it's a printscreen where displays the default getaway on terminal,
the darkcomet RAT opened, the DUC V4.1.0 and the canyouseeme page where displays a differrent ip...
imageshack.com/i/pbg6G1c3p
* - iamskid - Jan 30, 2015
(Jan 30, 2015 07:18 AM)Sofo007 Wrote: where should i change the configurations?
can you please take a look at this image and guide me?
it's a printscreen where displays the default getaway on terminal,
the darkcomet RAT opened, the DUC V4.1.0 and the canyouseeme page where displays a differrent ip...
imageshack.com/i/pbg6G1c3p
192.168.*.* is your local IP.
go to www.whatismyip.com to get your WAN IP.
DUC shows you your WAN IP.
* - Sofo007 - Jan 30, 2015
Ok, got it!
Now what have I done what doesn't allow canyouseeme see my service on port 2785?
* - SIM-2198759 - Jan 30, 2015
Are the connections bridged in the VM? If not bridge the connection (Network settings)
* - Sofo007 - Jan 30, 2015
What is VM?
How can I check the connections?
* - SIM-2198759 - Jan 30, 2015
(Jan 30, 2015 10:58 AM)Sofo007 Wrote: What is VM?
How can I check the connections?
Virtual Machine (Your virtual box)
Go to settings -> network -> Attached to: Bridged adapter (Usually says NAT)
* - botrus - Jan 30, 2015
Why don't you just use a VPN on your Virtual Machine. Just buy a VPN that allows port forward and use that port from the VPN service
It will be safer to do everything on a Virtual Machine behind a VM anyways.
* - Sofo007 - Jan 31, 2015
(Jan 30, 2015 11:51 AM)SUP3RD3AD Wrote: Virtual Machine (Your virtual box)
Go to settings -> network -> Attached to: Bridged adapter (Usually says NAT)
It many options, NAT & Bridged adapter are differrent options.
I am attached to Nat, with enabled the "cable connected" and the "port forward rules" below it are empty.
Is it right?