Bnc?!

[NESiA]

Hallo everybody... :)
I'll try to express as clear as possible.

What i want:
Hide my IP. I want people to connect to a bouncer and not to my own IP is it possible?

If yes:
How? What do i need? Are there any guides out there? And so on...

Sorry for the stupid question, but i'm kinda io newbie :'(

Thank you so much :P

[Mouton]

You can partially hide your IP.
To IP they would connect to would be a BNC, but as as soon as the client will transfer data (a file, or a directory listing), your IP will appear in the client log.

[NESiA]

Ohh god damn ****in' nice mate :)

Just what i was looking for...

But how do i add that shiat???? :D

[vincenzo]

You can use dBNC, which is availible here somewhere on the forum. Use the search function for it. It's for windows. You could also use a UNIX version or a dedicated BNC service for a few bucks. It's not that hard to set up. :-)

About 5 mins for the Windows version...

[NESiA]

Oh thank you so much, i've downloaded that tool now and i'm ready to begin. But i just can't figure out how it works... Some kinda step by step guide would be nice :) :banana:

[parez30]

create your site.conf (inspired by this sample-*.conf) and for example start.bat (plain file containing 1 line: dbnc.exe -r site.conf)
run command line, find your dbnc directory a run this start.bat

[vincenzo]

There is a readme file. Read that, all you need to know. :)

[Flare2]

dike hpbnc dtbnc and dbnc are all popular bouncer programs. other bouncers can be found on the KB page.

as people mentioned previously, when the user does data transfer (unless you setup traffic bouncers also - which is doable), they will get your IP.

[parez30]

plz Flare2,
did you test dike for windows (dike32) ?
or anyone did?
thx for reply

[vincenzo]

I can get Dike32 to work without SSL. However when I require an SSL login it does not work, and I get a timeout after a certain amount of time. :(

[parez30]

yes, this is aim of my question..if somebody tested it with SSL/TLS? i think that i changed everything in .conf and ioftpd.ini with same results as you, vincenzo

code 1 (flashfxp)
220-[DiKE] Connected, bouncing...
Ident Request: *.*.*.*
220 Welcome at our gates! 02/15/05 08:23:56
AUTH TLS
234 AUTH TLS successful.
Negotiating SSL/TLS session...
Connection failed (Connection timed out)

code 2(entrybnc.log)
Tue Feb 15 08:21:57 2005 - accepted new traffic-bnc from *
Tue Feb 15 08:21:57 2005 - traffic-bnc from * registered itself as beeing valid
Tue Feb 15 08:23:56 2005 - accepted new ftp-user from *
Tue Feb 15 08:25:56 2005 - user from 1 encountered error on server-control connection: Error receiving from socket
Tue Feb 15 08:25:56 2005 - disconnecting user from *

[Mouton]

dike on win32 doesn't support ssl.

[parez30]

:-( i think that his architecture entry + data is excellent,

its a pitty that development is stopped

[neoxed]

There's only about a dozen other bouncers that do the same thing...most are nix based, but compile easily in cygwin (yatb by hawk/perplex, f-ftpbnc by f/highsociety, dtbnc by darkone, hpbnc by hoe, etc.).

[jannat]

@mouton:
by "but as as soon as the client will transfer data (a file, or a directory listing), your IP will appear in the client log." you mean the pasv command, right ?

I saw i glftpd something like:

glinfo: pasv_addr
<glinfo> compieter: pasv_addr <ip> [1] Determines what IP/Host is used for passive mode. If you want glftpd to bind to this interface, use "pasv_addr <ip>". If you want glftpd to only report this IP to the client but to bind to the default interface (as in when your box only has an internal IP and you're using NAT), do "pasv_addr <ip> 1".

is this possible to do with io ?

[Mouton]

Originally posted by jannat
glinfo: pasv_addr
<glinfo> compieter: pasv_addr <ip> [1] Determines what IP/Host is used for passive mode. If you want glftpd to bind to this interface, use "pasv_addr <ip>". If you want glftpd to only report this IP to the client but to bind to the default interface (as in when your box only has an internal IP and you're using NAT), do "pasv_addr <ip> 1".

is this possible to do with io ?
Host = ... (what client see)
Bind = ... (what it really uses on the server)
in your ioFTPD.ini

Using a 'remote' IP address in Host will not work. Host (like gl' pasv_addr) is used to specify the external IP address on your server, in case your server is not connected directly to the internet but uses a gateway.