Had been wondering about the posibility for tunneling connections on my TM for a while, already had an ssh server setup for other things and stumbled across an ssh client used on some Enigma images that had the ability for remote port forwarding on certain version.
using "dropbear" to connect to an ssh server your able to hide your home i.p from cccam servers and also hide the data being sent from your isp.
here's a guide to how i got it working, it's deffinelty not for someone without a fair bit of linux experience, and you'll need a "Remote Server" that has SSH running.
-ftp DropBear.0.52-UR.tar.gz to /tmp/
-manual install from addons
-open telnet session to "UR"
-then enter ln -s /var/dropbear/bin/dropbearmulti /var/dropbear/ssh
-then connect to the remote server with /var/dropbear/ssh [email protected]/920
it will show
-press y
-then enter the ssh server password
-if it logs in ok then you can continue ;P
-type exit to get back to UR telnet
-get your clines
-now you need to create ssh login lines to forward those address through tunnel
-once you have lines ready enter them into telnet to "UR"
-/var/dropbear/ssh -f [email protected]/920 -L 12000:server.no-ip.biz:12000
do the same login procedure as first time, after password you will get put back to "UR" telnet
-enter any other lines you need after changing tunnel port and server
-/var/dropbear/ssh -f [email protected]/920 -L 22001:server2.no-ip.biz:12001
-you can now close telnet session.
-now open cccam.cfg and edit the clines to
if it all worked it should clear now :Fish:
hope that makes some kind of sense, at least it will remind me how to do it when i forget roud:
i only use cccam as a client not sure if dropbear would be able to accept incoming request from the remote i.p to share a local out, although it might be possible with right settings i didn't look into that side.
i think it will work with any CAM's as all the tunneling etc is done by dropbear and is forced by what address you set CAM to use.
p.s
you need to reconnect ssh tunnels after rebooting box.
-open telnet session to "UR"
-/var/dropbear/ssh -f [email protected]/920 -L 12000:server.no-ip.biz:12000
-/var/dropbear/ssh -f [email protected]/920 -L 22001:server2.no-ip.biz:12001
-enter passwords then close telnet.
p.p.s
"dropbearmulti" contains all the ssh server etc, all i have tested and being used in this is the ssh client.
using "dropbear" to connect to an ssh server your able to hide your home i.p from cccam servers and also hide the data being sent from your isp.
here's a guide to how i got it working, it's deffinelty not for someone without a fair bit of linux experience, and you'll need a "Remote Server" that has SSH running.
-ftp DropBear.0.52-UR.tar.gz to /tmp/
-manual install from addons
-open telnet session to "UR"
-then enter ln -s /var/dropbear/bin/dropbearmulti /var/dropbear/ssh
-then connect to the remote server with /var/dropbear/ssh [email protected]/920
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-press y
-then enter the ssh server password
-if it logs in ok then you can continue ;P
-type exit to get back to UR telnet
-get your clines
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-/var/dropbear/ssh -f [email protected]/920 -L 12000:server.no-ip.biz:12000
do the same login procedure as first time, after password you will get put back to "UR" telnet
-enter any other lines you need after changing tunnel port and server
-/var/dropbear/ssh -f [email protected]/920 -L 22001:server2.no-ip.biz:12001
-you can now close telnet session.
-now open cccam.cfg and edit the clines to
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if it all worked it should clear now :Fish:
hope that makes some kind of sense, at least it will remind me how to do it when i forget roud:
i only use cccam as a client not sure if dropbear would be able to accept incoming request from the remote i.p to share a local out, although it might be possible with right settings i didn't look into that side.
i think it will work with any CAM's as all the tunneling etc is done by dropbear and is forced by what address you set CAM to use.
p.s
you need to reconnect ssh tunnels after rebooting box.
-open telnet session to "UR"
-/var/dropbear/ssh -f [email protected]/920 -L 12000:server.no-ip.biz:12000
-/var/dropbear/ssh -f [email protected]/920 -L 22001:server2.no-ip.biz:12001
-enter passwords then close telnet.
p.p.s
"dropbearmulti" contains all the ssh server etc, all i have tested and being used in this is the ssh client.
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