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[HARD]If u can do this then you are Ub3r 1337[HARD] - kiddi92 - Jun 9, 2010

hey all, i need some help in checking my rat out, anyways my router has officially won the ultimate retarded routers awards for this year since i have been trying to portforward the dns for like a month, the thing is okay i portforward myself and all that, then i open a Dynamic DNS Service on my router and set it to my no-ip.org domain

Rat using is SpyNet i didnt even crypt it yet so it cant be corrupted.

anyways i go to my no-ip.org domain where the goddamn auto port should be 82 but no i always get redirected to port 80 and end up on the login page of my router instead of 82 "the rat's port"

i tested the rat on myself and it did not connect i think it is related to my router "im 65% sure" and i know its not the server configuration

if anyone can help me with this then you are truly l33t l0l

i have an local static ip address and all and i have portforwarded port 82 to my computer on my router

my router name is speedtouch thomson 585


* - DeFecT - Jun 9, 2010

82 Fails, I use 1337, you don't put your dns into the routers dns client either, and if UPnP is enabled, you don't need a static IP, hope that helps!


* - boogiebear - Jun 9, 2010

forward the port in your modem, dont keep trying the router. make sure the port is allowed in your windows firewall, and in your router.


* - kiddi92 - Jun 9, 2010

hmm anyone can maybe try over teamviewer ?


* - Kondry - Jun 9, 2010

(Jun 9, 2010 08:23 PM)boogiebear Wrote:  forward the port in your modem, dont keep trying the router. make sure the port is allowed in your windows firewall, and in your router.

/Fail

Modems = All ports open.


* - DeadAdm1n - Jun 9, 2010

pm me ill get it fixed

bahh to short


* - I_Learning_I - Jun 10, 2010

(Jun 9, 2010 08:12 PM)DeFecT Wrote:  82 Fails, I use 1337, you don't put your dns into the routers dns client either, and if UPnP is enabled, you don't need a static IP, hope that helps!
Indeed. It's always better to use a port over the 1023.

I didn't quite understand what you meant with the redirect part, but if you are going through the browser to your no-ip domain page it's obvious that the browser will open it through the port 80 and not 82; to do so you'll have to add :82 at the end of the URL.
I'm not sure I helped, but hope I did >.<


* - usman14289 - Jun 10, 2010

1:Why are you putting no-ip DNS in router....
Just port forward some ports like 2 or 3 and download no-ip software
put your no-ip dns and pass in it and then no-ip will automatically update your ip it connect to your host on no-ip

2-There is no need to open a specific port like 83 it coult be 5555 or anything like that i mean any port..just go to your RAT and change listening port to that open port..

3: giving no-ip dns in RAT server will not work for testing yourself....when making server include 127.0.0.1:open port to your server dns or ip


* - ibotter - Jun 10, 2010

just try the basics of portforwarding dude, simple portforwarding