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Aug 27 12 12:17 pm
But how i can set permission on my ips ? i want to give access to Specific IP.
Aug 27 12 12:22 pm
datex wrote:Hi there,
I got the same problem.
I got 10 external IPs and I want to use one socks services, which has bind on "ANY EXTERNAL IP", how to set the socks serive to enable users to use different external IPs?
For example a user connect by 1.1.1.1 and the external IP is 1.1.1.1. And he can also connect by 1.1.1.2 and the external ip will be 1.1.1.2?
Now I set the gateway, and I fount if I set the source IP on "ANY IP", the external IP will be same one forever. And I dont want to use the external ips in rotation or pirority order.
And another fatal problem, if I set the source IP of gatways, the OS will crash into bluescreen when a user connect the service. How to solve this problem? The OS is windows2003 sever.
Thanks
Aug 27 12 12:24 pm
Aug 28 12 1:02 am
adrien wrote:But how i can set permission on my ips ? i want to give access to Specific IP.
Do you mean:
a) only allow certain clients to use the SOCKS server, and/or
b) only allow clients to connect to certain IPs?
This will require setting some policy on the SOCKS server.
If you just want to only allow certain clients to use the SOCKS server, you could set a policy on the ClientConnect event. Or alternatively if your SOCKS clients support auth, you could turn that on (possibly easier).
If you want to limit where a client can connect to, you would set a policy on the ConnectRequest event. You can also do things like redirecting connections to different locations by writing back to
Session.ServerIp and/or Session.ServerPort
Regards
Adrien
Aug 31 12 12:53 pm
Sep 01 12 6:58 am
adrien wrote:Hi
do you mean you want to create a list of IPs that have access?
You can do this in either a data list object (in WinGate, Control Panel. Data, Global Data) which you then reference inside policy using a Data List Lookup object.
Or you can have the list directly in the policy using a List Lookup policy item.
The IP address object also has a IsPrivate member function, so for instance an expression evaluator that contains only
Session.ClientIp.IsPrivate()
will return true if the client is on a private address, which includes:
* loopback (127.x.x.x)
* normal private ranges:
192.168.X.X
172.16.X.X - 172.31.X.X
10.X.X.X
Regards
Adrien
Sep 01 12 7:02 am
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Sep 01 12 11:12 am
adrien wrote:the socks server may disconnect idle sessions - check the setting for that
the free version shouldn't make any difference.
"Enable interception" means allow connections through the SOCKS server to be intercepted e.g. by WWW proxy (e.g. if it's port 80).
Sep 03 12 6:56 am
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Sep 03 12 11:33 am
adrien wrote:Hi
those "Connection reset" messages means that something closed the connection, either the client or server.
What symptoms do you see in the client? Is it working?
Adrien
Sep 03 12 12:13 pm
Sep 03 12 12:37 pm
adrien wrote:Hi
we can do remote desktop or teamviewer. Just open a support ticket at http://support.qbik.com or email support@wingate.com
Yes this is available for free users.
So the client software is on the WinGate computer as well? What about the server it's connecting to?
Regards
Adrien