Thanks for your your contribution to the HF community.I am still having problems port forwarding with cryptic vpn.Can you help me out?
(May 14, 2019 02:13 PM)LordDragon Wrote: Thanks for your your contribution to the HF community.I am still having problems port forwarding with cryptic vpn.Can you help me out?
Before proceeding with the instructions below, make sure you DISABLE your firewall, or the port will keep saying its closed.
After you login to the CrypticVPN website, click on "VPN Control Panel" in the sidebar.
Then go to the "Port Forwarding tab"
You will need your internal VPN IP. Connect to the VPN location you would like to open a port on, then go to command prompt and run 'ipconfig'.
Look for the IP that begins with 10.8.x.x. (IP will vary by location)
Once you open the port, use a website like CanYouSeeMe.org to check if it is open.
Make sure something is listening on the port before checking it on CanYouSeeMe.org, we recommend using the Port Listener tool which can be found in the Downloads section in the Client Area.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkK98bEwFhk -- Video here.
Just looked it up and they had a FAQ page that had a step by step on doing so, also contained the video they added; hope this helps. 🤝
(May 14, 2019 02:13 PM)LordDragon Wrote: Thanks for your your contribution to the HF community.I am still having problems port forwarding with cryptic vpn.Can you help me out?
Don't use cryptic vpn for RATing/General hacking. I use it for like 30 clients max.
(May 14, 2019 02:42 PM)Coooool Wrote: Don't use cryptic vpn for RATing/General hacking. I use it for like 30 clients max.
Ima guess it logs the incoming and out coming connections? And you can get banned from the VPN for doing anything shady?
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First of all, thanks for offering a help desk, it means a lot.
Just one question, do you use no-ip for your dynamic IP?
(May 14, 2019 02:44 PM)Fluox Wrote: Ima guess it logs the incoming and out coming connections? And you can get banned from the VPN for doing anything shady?
I actually knew the first owner a bit, and he didn't do shit (As he was the owner a small hacking group). But recently people have been saying not to use cryptic because they are using new VPS's ([censored]) and I don't know how trustworthy [censored] is considering that [censored] states in their policy that they will and do keep logs.
(May 14, 2019 02:45 PM)duplex Wrote: First of all, thanks for offering a help desk, it means a lot.
Just one question, do you use no-ip for your dynamic IP?
I use DuckDNS, why do you ask?
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(May 14, 2019 02:48 PM)Fluox Wrote: I use DuckDNS, why do you ask?
I asked mainly because this is what I used back in the day, is DuckDNS better?
May 14, 2019 02:51 PM
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(May 14, 2019 02:47 PM)Coooool Wrote: I actually knew the first owner a bit, and he didn't do shit (As he was the owner a small hacking group). But recently people have been saying not to use cryptic because they are using new VPS's ([censored]) and I don't know how trustworthy [censored] is considering that [censored] states in their policy that they will and do keep logs.
Ah, that is understandable, only time will tell i guess, haha.
(May 14, 2019 02:51 PM)duplex Wrote: I asked mainly because this is what I used back in the day, is DuckDNS better?
I looked around and it appears that NoIP isn't safe anymore, DuckDNS was reccomended to me as a safer alternative but i'm not entirely sure on how safe it is.
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(May 14, 2019 02:51 PM)Fluox Wrote: Ah, that is understandable, only time will tell i guess, haha.
I looked around and it appears that NoIP isn't safe anymore, DuckDNS was reccomended to me as a safer alternative but i'm not entirely sure on how safe it is.
Correct, No-IP was back-doored when I was ratting, good, you are good.
(May 14, 2019 02:54 PM)duplex Wrote: Correct, No-IP was back-doored when I was ratting, good, you are good.
Thanks man, haha. 🤝
(May 14, 2019 02:17 PM)Fluox Wrote:
Before proceeding with the instructions below, make sure you DISABLE your firewall, or the port will keep saying its closed.
After you login to the CrypticVPN website, click on "VPN Control Panel" in the sidebar.
Then go to the "Port Forwarding tab"
You will need your internal VPN IP. Connect to the VPN location you would like to open a port on, then go to command prompt and run 'ipconfig'.
Look for the IP that begins with 10.8.x.x. (IP will vary by location)
Once you open the port, use a website like CanYouSeeMe.org to check if it is open.
Make sure something is listening on the port before checking it on CanYouSeeMe.org, we recommend using the Port Listener tool which can be found in the Downloads section in the Client Area.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkK98bEwFhk -- Video here.
Just looked it up and they had a FAQ page that had a step by step on doing so, also contained the video they added; hope this helps. 🤝
Thanks
(May 14, 2019 03:24 PM)LordDragon Wrote: Thanks
No worries my friend. 🤝
(May 14, 2019 02:42 PM)Coooool Wrote: Don't use cryptic vpn for RATing/General hacking. I use it for like 30 clients max.
I am Noob,I don't have router.
What will I use for port forwarding?
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