[Diamond Supply Company]

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Hello, and welcome to my thread, during your reading of this thread, I hope to teach you, as the reader how to forward your ports, and whether the task will be possible.
Let's begin.
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although hard to explain, I'll use a little analogy.
Portforwarding is simply opening up one or more of your Router's ports, in order for a program to allow inbound and outbound connections.
Remember: A port can only be used by one program at a time.
Think of ports like this, A port is a gateway, a motorway, and the information travelling through your ports, are the vehicles,
A car travels along a motorway, and can travel pretty fast, but is often stopped because of clutter.
Well, if we were to add another road on the motorway, or 'assign' certain vehicles to one type of highway, the cars, or information, could get through a lot quicker.
If you're portforwarding for a RAT, which I assume you are, the ports a used to send data connecting you and your infected's PC.
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Gateways that allow inbound / outbound connections.
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You're going to have to find out your router model, and make.
You can simply do this by visiting your default gateway, Usually: 192.168.1.1 - You will be prompted by a login, the default login is
Username: admin
Password: admin
Your system info (Router info) Will be the home page, usually.
It'll look like this:
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Notice the name of my Router is 'Echolife HG520B' You'll need to remember this.
Visit: http://portforward.com/english/routers/p...rindex.htm
That site has a router model, and make list. Find your router there, or just follow my tutorial.
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Within your Router, You WILL have to make some changes.
Using your Router's navigation bar, navigate to 'Advanced'
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Within this, look for 'Firewall' or 'Firewall Settings' disable this firewall, often there are 2 options, 'Firewall' and 'SPI' You should disable both.

Within the 'Advanced' Section, look for UPnP.
Enable UPnP (Universal Plug and Play), as this allow inbound / outbound connections.

Also, Disable windows Firewall. or, allow your RAT to make inbound / outbound connections.

Now, to Forward the port(s).
Navigate to NAT, It'll be in the 'Basic' Section, Instead of 'Advanced'
Click 'Virtual Server'

Within 'Virtual Server' You'll have many options to fill in.
Fill in like so.
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Application: ANYTHING
Protocall: ALL
Start & end Port number: Any, But 81&82 are easy.
Local IP: See below.

For your Local IP.
Navigate to cmd. (command prompt), run as admin.
Type 'ipconfig' (remove quotations).
Within the text that just popped it, find Ipv4 address, Enter this into Local IP
NOTE: If you ever reset your router, your IPv4 address WILL change.
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If you cannot open your ports manually, CALL YOUR ISP. Ask them to open it. If they ask why, say the game you're playing requires specific ports to be open.
ALTERNATIVELY - Buy xviscerals VPN - with open ports.

CHECK PORTS HERE:
PFPORTCHECKER- http://www.portforward.com/store/PFPortChecker.exe
canyouseeme.org (Not as reliable)
Blackshades NET also has a built in portchecker.
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Me. Vexd of hackforums.net

[Mike Bars]

there are tons and tons of these out but this looks really Decent.
I am sure a lot of new Ratters will find this information helpful.

[t5imi]

Nice tutorial for noobs, hope they enjoy

[Diamond Supply Company]

Thanks for the feedback, I tried to make it a simple as possible, whilst it being as informative as it could ever be!

[LegoFan]

Good really detailed its fun to see people still contribute instead of flaming/trolling.
It should be MUST READ to a new members on this forum.
Thanks for taking your time.

[nuka]

very good and detailed.

well done

[Diamond Supply Company]

Thanks a lot guys, It took me a while to create this.

[Jinu]

Nice TUT very very thank you bro!!

[aspirin]

This will really help a lot of noobs out. BTW: You should add a part where the local IP is made static.

[Diamond Supply Company]

I want more people to see this.

[Jinu]

Which port to use for my Cybergate?

[Mike Bars]

Which port to use for my Cybergate?

you can use any port you want.
can be port
90, 81, 72, 55, 1306, 3070 or whatever you wanna use.

[Diamond Supply Company]

People need to see this. and read it!

[VeLo]

Nice tut. I like the font you used to separate each section :P

[Pebis]

Thanks for this tutorial XD