Avert.za.org Proxy Server possibly going donation only!

update : ok my bad, i had the wrong putty config file uploaded, please redownload it and reapply it and all should be ok.

Bare in mind that the proxy test on proxifier will fail, as i have closed outbound port 80 on my server.

They way to check if its working, is to look at the grey block in the bottom right hand corner. If its full of colors while you are playing. its working.
 
torrents bro,

you can use freecap,widecap etc. but i have no idea to set that up

plus using proxifier allows you to "log in with your own ip" like all these other places advertise
 
You will have to explain to me how proxifier or any of these other proxy services allows you to log in with your own ip. If you know how routing on the internet work, it just aint possible to log in with your own ip whilst using a proxy, because if you did the packets wouldn't route back via the proxy but instead directly to your own ip. Upstream traffic might go via the proxy, but downstream certainly won't which is means the proxy is only half as effective as it should be if that were to be the case.
 
wows login thing just works on port 3119 and 3120. Game traffic on 3724,4000,6112,6113,6114. So if you only forward game traffic and not the login ports, when you login you will login with your own ip.

Its pretty simple.I recommend proxifier because you can choose which ports to forward. Unlike freecap which half the time crashes **** and can only forward the whole game (afaik)
 
Ah thx that makes sense. You can do the same with widecap as well, which I use successfully without having had to pay for it, just downloaded from the website, thought it will act like a trial, but somehow it just works.
 
so is there a free version of proxifier? or something that works just as well? seeing names, and conflicting opinions about programs I know zero about etc
 
Tinuva said:
It seems they make money now by getting people to buy into their sock5 proxy server service. But you can just use it with Putty/SecureCRT instead.
Click to expand...

er what. Im reasonably well clued up with pc stuff. and if Im going wtf, there are many more here going, SRSLY WTF
 
Simple, it means they don't make money off the software, but off a hosted service which you don't need, which in turn means you get to use the software for free.
 
Hi,

Does anyone have a user name + password I can use to give this a try?

would be much appreciated.

Thanks
 
k so like, there was a disk failure in the netherlands and they decided to give everyone a new IP address. huzzuh.

so eiter redownload the putty config http://avert.za.org/dod_putty.reg

or use the following ip in putty 94.102.60.174

drop me a pm for login details, i still want to keep this sort of in control with regards to people logging in
 
switched ssh server to dropbear instead of openssh, lighter footprint + it seems a little bit more snappier.

You might get some cipher bs, just click yes or switch to blowfish
 
public holiday = new website, another server,facebook page, twitter account

time to expand
 
hey can some of you guys please ping 196.41.137.90 and post your results in this thread. I want to see if it would be worth while to create some multi-hop tunnel solution with a server hosted locally as well as internationally.
 
Code: 
root@heaven-htpc:~# ping 196.41.137.90
PING 196.41.137.90 (196.41.137.90) 56(84) bytes of data.
64 bytes from 196.41.137.90: icmp_seq=1 ttl=53 time=22.0 ms
64 bytes from 196.41.137.90: icmp_seq=2 ttl=53 time=24.4 ms
64 bytes from 196.41.137.90: icmp_seq=3 ttl=53 time=10.4 ms
64 bytes from 196.41.137.90: icmp_seq=4 ttl=53 time=10.6 ms
Code: 
root@heaven-htpc:~# traceroute 196.41.137.90
traceroute to 196.41.137.90 (196.41.137.90), 30 hops max, 60 byte packets
 1  router.heaven.za.net (10.0.0.1)  0.256 ms  0.302 ms  0.378 ms
 2  wblv-ip-esr-3.ipnet.wa.co.za (41.185.83.1)  7.776 ms  9.887 ms  12.380 ms
 3  vl108.cr.gw.cpt.za.wa.co.za (196.220.59.238)  16.564 ms  18.766 ms  21.213 ms
 4  41.185.0.254 (41.185.0.254)  24.373 ms  26.128 ms  28.542 ms
 5  vl140.er.cinx.cpt.za.wa.co.za (41.185.1.5)  32.012 ms  36.151 ms  38.124 ms
 6  198.32.214.32 (198.32.214.32)  38.859 ms  38.428 ms  41.090 ms
 7  gigabitethernet0-2-1-4.cpt-up-1.mweb.co.za (196.28.178.138)  46.475 ms  38.916 ms  42.343 ms
 8  vlan11.cpt-hscore-1.mweb.co.za (196.28.178.99)  43.041 ms  40.964 ms  42.798 ms
 9  196-28-178-66.adsl.mweb.co.za (196.28.178.66)  43.084 ms  10.793 ms  28.398 ms
10  cte-access2.vwol.net (196.41.144.31)  12.628 ms  14.980 ms  17.431 ms
11  196.41.137.90 (196.41.137.90)  21.415 ms  23.564 ms  26.243 ms

However, from London:
Code: 
root@ares:~# ping  196.41.137.90
PING 196.41.137.90 (196.41.137.90) 56(84) bytes of data.
64 bytes from 196.41.137.90: icmp_seq=1 ttl=55 time=202 ms
64 bytes from 196.41.137.90: icmp_seq=2 ttl=55 time=202 ms
64 bytes from 196.41.137.90: icmp_seq=3 ttl=55 time=202 ms
64 bytes from 196.41.137.90: icmp_seq=4 ttl=55 time=202 ms

Code: 
root@ares:~# traceroute -I 196.41.137.90   
traceroute to 196.41.137.90 (196.41.137.90), 30 hops max, 60 byte packets
 1  epukvps12.europhase.net (109.169.17.2)  0.038 ms  0.013 ms  0.015 ms
 2  62-233-127-181.as20860.net (62.233.127.181)  1.097 ms  1.161 ms  1.224 ms
 3  195.66.226.149 (195.66.226.149)  1.641 ms  1.639 ms  1.634 ms
 4  pos0-0-1-1.mid-up-1.mweb.co.za.175.22.196.in-addr.arpa (196.22.175.213)  206.102 ms  206.112 ms  206.111 ms
 5  TenGigE0-1-1-0.vic-up-1.mweb.co.za (196.22.169.209)  205.859 ms  205.860 ms  205.859 ms
 6  gig-1-0-4.cpt-hscore-3.mweb.co.za (196.22.169.50)  205.974 ms  204.560 ms  204.496 ms
 7  Vlan11.cpt-hscore-1.mweb.co.za (196.28.178.99)  201.881 ms  201.923 ms  201.929 ms
 8  196-28-178-70.adsl.mweb.co.za (196.28.178.70)  204.458 ms  203.467 ms  203.495 ms
 9  cte-access2.vwol.net (196.41.144.31)  202.678 ms  202.780 ms  202.676 ms
10  196.41.137.90 (196.41.137.90)  203.873 ms  203.415 ms  203.478 m


Then to my home line from same London box:
Code: 
root@ares:~# traceroute -I heaven.za.net
traceroute to heaven.za.net (41.185.173.150), 30 hops max, 60 byte packets
 1  epukvps12.europhase.net (109.169.17.2)  0.044 ms  0.012 ms  0.011 ms
 2  62-233-127-181.as20860.net (62.233.127.181)  1.118 ms  1.178 ms  1.215 ms
 3  ae0-135.lon25.ip4.tinet.net (77.67.74.225)  1.015 ms  1.064 ms  1.063 ms
 4  xe-3-2-0.lon11.ip4.tinet.net (89.149.187.126)  1.068 ms  1.096 ms  1.123 ms
 5  te7-6.mpd02.lon01.atlas.cogentco.com (130.117.15.49)  1.299 ms  1.352 ms  1.381 ms
 6  vl3493.mpd01.lon01.atlas.cogentco.com (130.117.2.17)  5.212 ms  4.047 ms  4.016 ms
 7  opendns.demarc.cogentco.com (149.6.146.158)  2.089 ms  2.089 ms  2.084 ms
 8  CT-RO-MSC-M-to-LD-GS-MSC-M-SAT3-core-p2p.africainx.net (41.66.132.50)  152.822 ms  152.851 ms  152.831 ms
 9  41.66.150.42 (41.66.150.42)  153.984 ms  153.969 ms  153.953 ms
10  41.185.0.253 (41.185.0.253)  153.321 ms  153.540 ms  153.420 ms
11  * * *
12  dsl-185-173-150.dynamic.wa.co.za (41.185.173.150)  162.623 ms  165.117 ms  167.832 ms
 
i dont see the problem, but i get the no connection error when i use this service, if anyone know how to fix please tell me
 
yeah, been playing a bit with routing locally then internationally. not really worth it at the moment
 
I've created a java program which will create a batch file to open all the programs one after the other once you're ready. Not sure if anyone is interested but I've uploaded it here.

It's tiny, just check it out, I've zipped it to avoid problems that I find sometimes arise when I just simply upload the jar file.

I created it a while ago but haven't gotten around to uploading it.
 
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