Start Forwarder and VNC Passive Mode to bypass firewall

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Start Forwarder and VNC Passive Mode to bypass firewall

Postby admin » Mon Sep 05, 2011 8:42 am

1. Starting listener client and forwarder client in administrator side.
2. Starting listener client and forwarder client in remote side.
3. Then issue PUT winvnc.exe command by Tools > “Shell Cmd on Forwarder” in listener side.
4. To upload the winvnc.exe, try the following commands.
type PUT D:\TEMP\WinVNC.exe
type PUT D:\TEMP\VNCHooks.dll
type WinVNC.exe
type WinVNC.exe -connect 127.0.0.1:5500
5. If you send magic router program with vnc required files to remote side, no need to issue PUT command.

Why do we start up passive mode on remote side ?
Administrator can install passive mode vnc himself, all can be done without remote user action. And it is not easy to ask user to install normal vnc mode, hard to setup password and port to bypass firewall. To minimize remote user action, you need to setup correct config.txt and send all Magic Router required file. What remote user needs to do is ask him to click MS.EXE, Magic Starter. Before send files, all listener client and forwarder client settings should set in config.txt.

Admin side Config sample:
-sc=2,3 -sp=2222 -si=0.0.0.0 -sd= -sq=2222 -sj=203.66.123.247 -su=User1 -sw=12345 -sx=User2 -sy=12345 -sa=1

Remote side Config sample:
-sc=2,3 -sp=2222 -si=0.0.0.0 -sd=0.0.0.0,5500,127.0.0.1,5500,TCP -sq=2222 -sj=203.66.123.247 -su=User2 -sw=12345 -sx=User1 -sy=12345 -sa=1
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