how to connect to server,which is running in LAN
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All the problem,that LAN is not my
I have no access to 192.168.0.1 to install any programm.
But there is too many troyans,that can run on any computer (including LAN ones)
and they are servers (not client).How they doing it .If they can => i can too... Must be way... (My prog. is not triyan.i'll use it for my own purposes)
Thanks for link,i'll read info later.



I have no access to 192.168.0.1 to install any programm.
But there is too many troyans,that can run on any computer (including LAN ones)
and they are servers (not client).How they doing it .If they can => i can too... Must be way... (My prog. is not triyan.i'll use it for my own purposes)
Thanks for link,i'll read info later.
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Well,don't do it,if you don't want. I have already written,that this thing i would use only for my purposes ,i wouldn't give it to other people. First i'm going to istall it on my PC ,for remotely viewing,when i'm not at home (to see for ex. what is doing my little brother.....
if you want to make thing run on other peoples lan i wont be here to help you, and i doubt many others will. You dont seem to know much about what you are talking about.. i would try to understand the normal pb examples and study the helpfile a bit more

Anyway,solving my problem wiil be very helpfull to you and others here - I can say only one thing to all - if you don't want to help -don't do it.
All others -I'm waiting for your posts.
Good luck !
side note... I think we all got the PERFECT GODLIKE virus / worm / trojan in our minds.. we just dont even think about writting them into code because we aint lamers! (well im not a lamer anymore... used to hack people with out a big reason about 5 years ago, thats being lamer indeed). Not that Im a monk now.. but oh well, all the crap I did years ago, helped a little at work though.
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NO DON'T CLOSE THIS TOPIC.
IF YOU WONT TO KNOW ANSWER OF MY QUESTION-----it's not meaning that I WONT.
If you are not going to use this - anyway it MUST BE very interesting to you - programmers.If you don't using this today - it may be usefull in future.
Teach anything you can , don't avoid doing it
IF YOU WONT TO KNOW ANSWER OF MY QUESTION-----it's not meaning that I WONT.
If you are not going to use this - anyway it MUST BE very interesting to you - programmers.If you don't using this today - it may be usefull in future.
Teach anything you can , don't avoid doing it
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Norton...dagcrack wrote:Yeah perhaps, for educative ends it would be ok I guess, just dont spread it (hey Norton will die if you do so! - as they release fix-tools for their own viruses all day- )
Norton ...
Norton ...
Isn't that the big company that makes virus to sell anti-virus products later ???
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You cannot connect directly from the internet into a computer inside a LAN.
You must do port forwarding to make that happen:
If a client connects to Internet IP + Port -> 122.122.122.122:666
the port forwarding has to be configured so that all incoming traffic into port 666 (The Devil's port
) is forward to LAN Ip 192.168.0.7:666.
This way the internet client does not need to know where in the LAN the server is... The router takes care of translating NET<->LAN addresses!
It's easy on most routers...
You must do port forwarding to make that happen:
If a client connects to Internet IP + Port -> 122.122.122.122:666
the port forwarding has to be configured so that all incoming traffic into port 666 (The Devil's port

This way the internet client does not need to know where in the LAN the server is... The router takes care of translating NET<->LAN addresses!
It's easy on most routers...