Remote Control FLHook through SSH
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Has found the documentation:
http://www.cyberknights.com.au/doc/PuTTY-tunnelling-HOWTO.htmlAt whom is not present SSH gateway under Windows I have found STDConnector:
http://www.opengear.com/sdtconnector.htmland OpenSSH:
http://sshwindows.sourceforge.net/download/I will tell about results if to whom it is interesting.
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We use Putty for that:
http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.htmlRaw connection type.
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We use Putty for that:
http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.htmlRaw connection type.
And it encrypts?
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The inconvenient way, but works.
1. Download FreeSSHd from here here and install it on your FL Server.
2. Create user in SSHd GUI, give him only Tunneling option and in “Tunneling” tab check “Allow local port forwarding”.Ok, move to your administration/gaming console:
3. Install Putty under the link specified by Majkp.
4. From Putty folder write in command shell:plink -2 -N -L 41555:localhost:1919 root@YourFarFLServer
And stay this window opened as is.
5.Check opened port by command in new command shell window:```
netstat -an | moreTCP 127.0.0.1:41555 0.0.0.0:0 LISTENING
Ok, seems to be tunnel is up. 6\. Now Telnet or Raw Putty to localhost:41555 And result is for example …
Welcome to FLHack, please authenticate
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That solves my problem… being in Australia and all… my preffered location for the server
will be USA… and now i can acces it when she’s up… bit hard to fly over every time there’s a problem lol…Thankx a billion ;D what a fantastic idea ;D
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@Xarian_Prime: you could also use some kind of vnc/remote desktop software to make operations on the server, mostly it’s preinstalled on Server systems, you’ll just need a client
@Helloween: If I understand that right, the port 41555 on my local machine would lead to FLHook Socket Connection? If it is like that, It’ll be great!
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@tai:
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@Helloween: If I understand that right, the port 41555 on my local machine would lead to FLHook Socket Connection? If it is like that, It’ll be great!
Yep