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running local rat proxy not working?

[email protected] #221 I know this is an old subject, but it is beating me about the head and shoulders. I have the d-rats package installed on debian-7 and want to run a local proxy via the internet. (1) router set to forward tcp/udp 9000-9005 to local ip server (2) proxy setup to use k3mmb.shacknet.nu:9000 (k3mmb-11) (3) client on another maching set up to access k3mmb-11 ?can not get connected. Errono 110 - time out. I know this is a simple thing, but it is driving me nuts any suggestions to fix a users mistake? 73 de mike
Mike, N0SO All Messages By This Member #222 开云体育 If your Linux machine is running a firewall try temporarily turning it off. You may need to open those ports in the firewall as well. Mike, N0SO toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Jan 7, 2014, at 3:04 PM, <mm.barrett@...> wrote: ? I know this is an old subject, but it is beating me about the head and shoulders. I have the d-rats package installed on debian-7 and want to run a local proxy via the internet. (1) router set to forward tcp/udp 9000-9005 to local ip server (2) proxy setup to use k3mmb.shacknet.nu:9000 (k3mmb-11) (3) client on another maching set up to access k3mmb-11 ?can not get connected. Errono 110 - time out. I know this is a simple thing, but it is driving me nuts any suggestions to fix a users mistake? 73 de mike
[email protected] #223 roger that... I can contact the real reflector with the client and chat. I will check all the setups again. thanks 73 de mike
[email protected] #224 Still no joy ... called comcast, they do not block port 9000. When I try from the wan I get time out, from lan side I get connection refused. Linux and windows machine behave the same way. does not matter where I put the proxy server. I can connect to the ref.d-rats.com without issue. Really have not idea what is blocking the connection. any other ideas are welcome. 73 de mike
Brad NK8J #225 Have you tried going into the router and port foward that port to the ip address of the machine your using? Sent from my LG Mobile mm.barrett@... wrote: Still no joy ... called comcast, they do not block port 9000. When I try from the wan I get time out, from lan side I get connection refused. Linux and windows machine behave the same way. does not matter where I put the proxy server. I can connect to the ref.d-rats.com without issue. Really have not idea what is blocking the connection. any other ideas are welcome. 73 de mike ____________________________________________________________ How to Sleep Like a Rock Obey this one natural trick to fall asleep and stay asleep all night.
[email protected] #226 Made the proxy server the DMZ ... tried localhost connect ... connection refused. turned off all firewalls, router, and machines? ..gremlins is my only idea
Mike, N0SO All Messages By This Member #234 开云体育 Can you connect to it on port local host (127.0.0.1) running a d-rats client on the local host? Mike, N0SO toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Jan 8, 2014, at 9:04 AM, <mm.barrett@...> wrote: ? Still no joy ... called comcast, they do not block port 9000. When I try from the wan I get time out, from lan side I get connection refused. Linux and windows machine behave the same way. does not matter where I put the proxy server. I can connect to the without issue. Really have not idea what is blocking the connection. any other ideas are welcome. 73 de mike
[email protected] #235 No connection from localhost (127.0.0.1) the connection is refused.I have tried two different windows machines and three different debain machines. turned off all network firewall options, it just will not play nice in the sand box.
Mike, N0SO All Messages By This Member #236 开云体育 There is a "trust local host" control in d-rats_repeater configuration. If it is checked and it's still not connecting from localhost, then something on the local machine is blocking or interfering with the connection. Mike, N0SO toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Jan 9, 2014, at 8:12 AM, <mm.barrett@...> wrote: ? No connection from localhost (127.0.0.1) the connection is refused.I have tried two different windows machines and three different debain machines. turned off all network firewall options, it just will not play nice in the sand box.
Patrick Connor All Messages By This Member #237 Try this: Stop all instances of D-RATS running on machines on your local network. On the machine running the repeater, delete all connections in the D-RATS program except the one for localhost (127.0.0.1). In the repeater program,?delete?any devices you may have added and check the boxes for trust local host and allow incoming connections. That is as stripped down as you can get. Finally, click the On button. Everything in the window should turn gray except for the Off button. Good luck and 73 Patrick Connor (N3TSZ) toggle quoted message Show quoted text --- In d-rats_group@..., Mike Heitmann wrote: > > There is a "trust local host" control in d-rats_repeater configuration. If it is checked and it's still not connecting from localhost, then something on the local machine is blocking or interfering with the connection. > > Mike, N0SO > > > On Jan 9, 2014, at 8:12 AM, mm.barrett@... wrote: > > > > No connection from localhost (127.0.0.1) the connection is refused.I have tried two different windows machines and three different debain machines. turned off all network firewall options, it just will not play nice in the sand box. > > > > >
[email protected] #238 This worked .. I have no device defined in the repeater and only the localhost defined in the client. So now what can I do to allow connections from the internet? thanks for the help by the way ... if I could spell computer, i might be dangerous. 73 mike
[email protected] #239 it actually works on the internet. I just setup the router to pass traffic to the server machine. two other clients connected, no problem. I appreciate the patience and help. regards mike
Mike, N0SO All Messages By This Member #240 开云体育 Try running a d-rats client on another computer on your LAN an try to connect to your ratflector using its local LAN address (the IP address of the PC running d-rats_reflector) and see if that works.? If it does, have someone outside your LAN try and connect using your routers address. Mike, N0SO PS:? Question: you have been selecting "on" each time when starting up d-rats_repeater, correct? toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Jan 9, 2014, at 3:38 PM, <mm.barrett@...> wrote: ? This worked .. I have no device defined in the repeater and only the localhost defined in the client. So now what can I do to allow connections from the internet? thanks for the help by the way ... if I could spell computer, i might be dangerous. 73 mike
Mike, N0SO All Messages By This Member #241 开云体育 That's great! Glad you were able to get it going! Mike, ?N0SO toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Jan 9, 2014, at 4:06 PM, <mm.barrett@...> wrote: ? it actually works on the internet. I just setup the router to pass traffic to the server machine. two other clients connected, no problem. I appreciate the patience and help. regards mike

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