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I want to hide my IP.
I want to log-in into a JAVA game with the hidden IP, does a Proxy does so?
If I get a proxy like hotspotshield, will it show the hotspot IP in the java game connection logs?
Proxy hides your IP, which means that on server will show IP of proxy server.
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I have installed openstack using devstack. I am able to create the instance, I can also login into the instance via ssh, but the VM is not getting the internet access. I have also given the free range of IP address to the instance. I am only able to ping on the machine in which the VM is installed. ping request is not even reaching the gateway.
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I have a wamp server running on my computer.
I can connect to the server with my iPad on Safari by running the ip address, 192.168.1.108 (this is the ip of the wireless network connection).
Both the tablet and the computer are connected to a Cisco router.
I wanted to know how to connect the tablet to the server with a name rather that the ip address 192.168.1.108. How do I do this?
You must use a name resolver; options are:
Hosts file on your OSs (all devices)
DNS
Other resolvers (e.g. WINS)
The most viable way for such a small environment is configuring Hosts file.
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I have been asked to the following on a sample Unix server:
Configure eth1 to xxx.xx.xx.xxx/24 with gateway IP Address of: xxx.xx.xx.x
Any help would be welcome as I am a relative novice when it comes networking with Unix.
The route command is what you want, something like this:
route add -net 192.168.3.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 gw 192.168.3.10
This only adds it until networking is restarted or the machine is rebooted, so you will need to find where to add static routes like /etc/sysconfig/static-routes to add it permanently.
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I'd to forward all TCP traffic on port 25565 connected through the IP of xx.xx.xx.xx externally to yy.yy.yy.yy on port 25565.
Essentially,
xx.xx.xx.xx:25565 --> yy.yy.yy.yy:25565
It can't, however, forward connections from any IP- it must be from xx.xx.xx.xx.
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I'am a novice at this, so please pardon my ignorance
while setting up a new server, which ports need to be opened in order to
HTTP
HTTPs
Moving/copy files between servers using Xcopy
RDP
Web Services
Also, do any specific port be opened on the target server in order to do the same?
HTTP = 80
HTTPs = 443
XCopy is not a netowrk service
RDP = 3389
Web Services = 80
You need to open these ports only on the server side, not on the client.