Posts by newtolinux

  • remote to server debian

    webmin runs its own web interface . yes you can remote to it but it would not enable you to access the ports you want from distance. Why dont you change the ftp and ssh ports to higher numbers if you say your isp is blocking them ??? What is your setup and i will reply how to change your ports for your ftp etc


    new2

  • Help opening ports on thomson TG585v7

    Open a web browser like Internet Explorer or Firefox. Enter the internal IP address of your router in the address bar of your browser.


    You should see a box prompting you for your username and password. Enter your username and password now. By default the username is Administrator, and the password is blank. Click the Ok button to log in to your router.


    Click the Toolbox button near the left of the page.


    Click the Game & Application Sharing link near the left of the page.


    Click the Create a new game or application link near the bottom of the page.


    Enter the name of the program into the Name box. It doesn't really matter what you put into this box, but something that will remind you why these ports are being forwarded would be a good idea.


    Put a dot into the Manual Entry of Port Maps radio button.


    Click the Next button near the bottom of the page.



    We will list a series of lines here that will show you exactly how to forward the ports you need to forward. Cccam requires you to forward the 12000 (default port). Go ahead and enter the settings shown above into the Application menu and then click Add.


    Protocol Port Range Translate To ... Trigger Protocol Trigger Port


    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    Any to
    Any


    You should see another page of settings that need to be entered into one of the blank lines on your routers Application page. Go ahead and enter those settings and then click Add.


    Protocol Port Range Translate To ... Trigger Protocol Trigger Port


    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    Any to
    Any


    You should see another page of settings that need to be entered into one of the blank lines on your routers Application page. Go ahead and enter those settings and then click Add.


    Protocol Port Range Translate To ... Trigger Protocol Trigger Port


    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    Any to
    Any


    You should see another page of settings that need to be entered into one of the blank lines on your routers Application page. Go ahead and enter those settings and then click Add.


    Protocol Port Range Translate To ... Trigger Protocol Trigger Port


    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    Any to
    Any


    Click the Apply button near the top of the page.


    Click the Assign a game or application to a local network device link near the bottom of the page.


    Use the Device box to choose a computer to forward ports to. This box contains a list of computer names that are visible on your network.


    Select the application you created using the Game or Application drop down box. Then click Add to enable it.


    And that is it! You are done!


    sorry mate didnt paste over properly look here


    Port Forwarding PS3 Beowulf on the Thomson-Alcatel TG585v7 - PortForward.com


    new2

  • Internet Data useage

    n$s cards receive an ecm every 8 seconds. Each ecm is approximately 184 bytes which equates to 0.18kb . So if you worked on the principle of 24/7 viewing for 30 days : -


    60secondsx60minutesx24hoursx30days = 648,000 seconds in a 30 day period


    648,000 / ecm every 8 seconds = 81,000 ecm's in a 30 day period


    81,000 x 0.18kb = 14580kb


    14580kb = 113mbits


    new2

  • How to - Stop your cards being stolen by oscam users who are faking

    This is a quick how to for those of you who want to protect your local card after the recent rise of card fakers/stealers. With oscam currently users can take your c line that you have given and put direct to oscam thus bypassing any reshare limits you set. They can then go one step furthur and fake your local with the 256 trick in cccam versions prior to 2.1.4. Nice and easy to use and just some settings to add.


    Anticascading.


    So if you have a peer who is doing re-sharing/faking do the following:


    In your oscam config directory create a file oscam.ac and put in it:


    #
    # anti-cascading table
    #
    # format: <CAID>:<provider ID>=<seconds>



    here is an example for sly italia . note the format as above
    093B:000000 = 9
    *=15


    next


    In your oscam.conf add following:
    [anticasc]
    enabled = 1
    numusers = 1
    sampletime = 2
    samples = 5
    penalty = 0
    aclogfile = /var/log/oscam_ac.log
    denysamples = 9
    fakedelay = 1000


    In oscam.user, for each guilty user add:
    penalty = 1


    This will work as follows:


    oscam will sample every user for ecm requests for 15 minutes. If a bad, bad guy exceeds the limit oscam will send a fake cw for the next 9 samples. If in userfile you do penalty = 0 the user will not be punished but it will be logged in aclog file. Do not go too tight with the settings as people chnge channels and create additional ecm requests.
    Above settings works a treat.


    regards


    new2

  • ip adress keeps changing

    although as pred said this would sort your problem . I would advise against static as once someone sees open ports on your ip you can get flooded . Atleast with dynamic ip it is refreshed as you wish . My provider holds same ip sometimes for + 1 week and i'm on dynamic.


    new2

  • ip adress keeps changing

    you generally don't mate . it sounds like you definately being traffic shaped . Which isp and which package are you on ??? Also make sure you have dyndns updater running and that way your hostname will map to your ip and keep track when ip changes


    new2