[bcb038]

I appreciate all the replies.

I put the internal ip address because I want the traffic to flow through the router and not through the internet. I am hoping for faster data and also as to not affect my isp data limits. The target PC uses the same router for internet.

Riverthief.... I have set up in bridged mode and have the host OS and the Guest OS with different IP addresses. I will try the combination of setting the ip on the server file to the host OS IP address but what IP should I forward my port to?

eg. Host Win7= 192.168.1.10 Guest Win7 (running Spynet client) = 192.168.1.11
Spynet Server setting: 192.168.1.10:8003 router: forward port 8003 to 192.168.1.10 or 192.168.1.11?

Socal....is this how you did it or was there another way?

[Carb0n F1ber]

If the victim is also on the same lan.... PERFECT FOR YOU !!!...... You don't even need a port forward.....

The only mistake I see in the above is that in your Spynet server setting, use the 192.168.1.11 IP .... NOT .10

Then delete all your port forwards in your router to avoid confusions....

With such setting, you'll get a very very fast victim (since the connection is working internally over LAN)

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Hope this helped for you 😈

PS: Note that with the above settings, you won't be able to get victims outside your LAN (i.e., over the internet)

[bcb038]

I have tried this but i still dont get the connection. :(

I have pinged the ip address of the Guest OS from the Host OS and it works so communication should be fine.

I have never used a rat before, does it take time before it shows up on the client? I even rebooted the infected PC to see if it helps but still nothing.

I have to give the computer back tomorrow so if I cannot get it to work by then, I will have lost the opportunity.

Help!

[Carb0n F1ber]

add me on [email protected]..... If ' im free, i'll help u out on TV ......

[bcb038]

pardon the newbie question but what do you mean by add you?

[Carb0n F1ber]

Get yourself a MSN ID, and then add the ID [email protected]

[z3r0c00l]

Yeah it does like a normal PC though