Hello, in my country they don't let us forward ports (they do but the people u call at the isp don't know anything and they also charge extra money for it which I would give but they still don't know how to do the port forwarding so I can't even give them money to do it) and I was looking for services to have a static IP with port forwarding because I've been using ngrok for all my RAT programs (not really doing anything illegal, just messing around etc) and ngrok changes IP and port when you close your PC or the ngrok terminal page so it's really inconsistent and I don't really prefer using it. are there any other solutions to this that I can use for free?
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 (Mar 30, 2023 10:04 AM)Error_33_6070 Wrote: Hello, in my country they don't let us forward ports (they do but the people u call at the isp don't know anything and they also charge extra money for it which I would give but they still don't know how to do the port forwarding so I can't even give them money to do it) and I was looking for services to have a static IP with port forwarding because I've been using ngrok for all my RAT programs (not really doing anything illegal, just messing around etc) and ngrok changes IP and port when you close your PC or the ngrok terminal page so it's really inconsistent and I don't really prefer using it. are there any other solutions to this that I can use for free? Ngrok gives you a link that provides a tunneled connection to a computer. That is the only way it works. For IPv4, there is no need or use for an ISP to provide port forwarding. It is all done in the router configuration. If your ISP is IPv6 capable, there shouldn't be any NAT. You should have an Internet-routable Global Unicast Address. The ISP assigns a prefix to your router, and any traffic with that prefix is routed to the router and then to whichever device. (Mar 31, 2023 07:15 AM)DramaKing Wrote: Ngrok gives you a link that provides a tunneled connection to a computer. That is the only way it works. For IPv4, there is no need or use for an ISP to provide port forwarding. It is all done in the router configuration. If your ISP is IPv6 capable, there shouldn't be any NAT. You should have an Internet-routable Global Unicast Address. The ISP assigns a prefix to your router, and any traffic with that prefix is routed to the router and then to whichever device. thanks for the reply 
If your ISP won't let you forward ports, try using a VPN with port forwarding capabilities or a reverse proxy service like PageKite or Serveo. Some VPNs like AirVPN and Mullvad offer this feature, and these services are often free or have a limited free tier. Just remember to use them responsibly because using them for illegal activities can still get you in trouble.
(Mar 31, 2023 07:15 AM)DramaKing Wrote: Ngrok gives you a link that provides a tunneled connection to a computer. That is the only way it works. For IPv4, there is no need or use for an ISP to provide port forwarding. It is all done in the router configuration. If your ISP is IPv6 capable, there shouldn't be any NAT. You should have an Internet-routable Global Unicast Address. The ISP assigns a prefix to your router, and any traffic with that prefix is routed to the router and then to whichever device. Hello Friend i think i found a right person to ans my question i have the problem my isp is providing CGNAT shared ip addresses and i want to do port forwarding i did all setting in my router but as you know it is useless in CGNAT what's the free solution for port forwarding in CGNAT for RAT purposes and the Second question is i have the another network router connected TPLINK WRN40 but i don't know the username and password i want to try portforwarding on that network but before that i want to know device log in password how can i know their password from hydra or any other tool ? i want the simple and easy commands to use xhydra especially for my model router i tried but failed to use hydra properly port 80 is closed ftp is closed ssh is open I will be very helpfull for your answer i know you have all answer (Apr 18, 2023 09:25 AM)VivekObrey8467 Wrote: Hello Friend i think i found a right person to ans my question i have the problem my isp is providing CGNAT shared ip addresses and i want to do port forwarding i did all setting in my router but as you know it is useless in CGNAT what's the free solution for port forwarding in CGNAT for RAT purposes Thanks for the compliment, but I don't have all the answers. The only way to connect to a device behind carrier-grade NAT is over a VPN or with DynDNS. The WRN 40 and WRN** routers do not appear to exist, so if the model number is correct, there's no online information on it. Port 80 must be open. SSH I would expect to be open, but you'll find that it doesn't do anything. Any username and password entered will be rejected. SSH access is an enterprise feature. I would just do a hard reset if you can. (Apr 18, 2023 10:13 AM)DramaKing Wrote: Thanks for the compliment, but I don't have all the answers. The only way to connect to a device behind carrier-grade NAT is over a VPN or with DynDNS. The WRN 40 and WRN** routers do not appear to exist, so if the model number is correct, there's no online information on it. Port 80 must be open. SSH I would expect to be open, but you'll find that it doesn't do anything. Any username and password entered will be rejected. SSH access is an enterprise feature. I would just do a hard reset if you can. I know about VPN but DynDNS are you sure about that i can get portforwarding if yes so how ? I don't have access to this router its my nieghbour sorry for miss guide the Device model is Tp link-WR840N yes SSH is useless as you said any other option i can get that device log in Username and Password i tried default username and password (Apr 18, 2023 12:47 PM)VivekObrey8467 Wrote: I know about VPN but DynDNS are you sure about that i can get portforwarding if yes so how ? Ask nicely or use hydra until the router fails. Guide: https://forum.level1techs.com/t/wireguar...ess/182250 (Apr 19, 2023 06:40 AM)DramaKing Wrote: Ask nicely or use hydra until the router fails. thanks
I offer a Dynamic DNS service But that cant help with your port issue.
(Apr 20, 2023 02:13 PM)johnrambos Wrote: no need dyn dns no need router easily portwording for life time free use " playitgg " and thanks me later message me in personal if you need guidance to use anyway its very easy to use Cool Story, im sure he will be gladly thanking you after the hostnames terminated from the first hint of a complaint. ✌ Anyways, that dont help him with his port forwarding issue. (Apr 21, 2023 01:29 PM)Dread.Reaper Wrote: Cool Story, im sure he will be gladly thanking you after the hostnames terminated from the first hint of a complaint. ✌ I am using this method no issue found till (Apr 21, 2023 02:04 PM)johnrambos Wrote: I am using this method no issue found till Keep it lowkey then. Thats meant for small gaming servers like minecraft, if they detect large volumes of traffic or suspicious traffic they will null the host. (Apr 21, 2023 02:13 PM)Dread.Reaper Wrote: Keep it lowkey then. Thanks for suggestion and for ruining my future plans with this service |
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