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General Discussion / Packet sniffing / interception for pokemon?

« on: October 06, 2016, 04:54:49 pm »

Just curious about something crazy I have been cheating on Pokemon using a bot to play for me. Let's bypass all the ethical conversation about that  They just released a new update that broke the bot program. One of the best features was the detailed stats of the pokemon in your inventory that you would get as part of the login cycle. Assuming I don't use the bot again, is there any way for OpnSense (or an add on package) to log the traffic and allow me to analyze it for what was sent and received when I log in on the wifi using the official app? I realize it isn't likely to be plain text, but maybe I can run it through the code from the bot to decompile it into usable info.

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16.7 Legacy Series / Re: Hostname based port forwarding?

« on: September 26, 2016, 10:31:57 pm »

Thanks Franco. I guess I am not seeing the proper workflow here to get something setup. I can setup a pool to listen and forward to a single port, but I was hoping to forward all ports depending on the hostname request.

Under virtual servers I can only tell it which port and pool to use. When I look at Firewall:Rules, I can select a "WAN address" as the source, not sure if that is an IP address or a hostname, but either way there isn't anywhere to type what what IP or hostname would be.

Bartjsmit, thank you so much, that will solve another problem down the road for me.

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16.7 Legacy Series / Hostname based port forwarding?

« on: September 24, 2016, 01:06:17 am »

I have a few servers at the office and our ISP is refusing to give us more IP addresses. I was hoping to add another server for a windows Remote Desktop, is there a way to point http://remotedesktop.myoffice.com to the public IP of the router and have it redirect ALL traffic to an internal address?

The reason I ask (other than what I listed above) is because I wanted to put together a server with multiple virtual machines that would each have their own internal IP, but would all be listening on port :80.

I had tried to do it with an F5 and PFSense, but didn't figure it out and hoping this would be easier