Same Ip

Hi @tojik_bacha ,
I suppose your computers are both connected to your router.
Your ISP is providing you only one connection associated to one IP address and your router helps to split that connection to your different devices (smartphone, computer, etc).
That’s means the devices connected to your router are sharing the same public IP address.
Now they also have another IP which is local to your network on the form 192.168.x.x
This one is different from each device you have in your network and susceptible to change if you didn’t set up your router.

Since you plan to exploit one of your network’s devices, you can use that local ip.
On windows you can get it by opening the command prompt (windows + r => type: cmd) and execute the command “ipconfig”

Adding to what @Memoria said, for Linux of all flavors (as far as I know) it’s “ifconfig” (In case you’re Linux-ing, heheh :D )

Since this topic has been brought up, I have a similar question: If you’re trying to exploit a computer behind a router, how would you do it? Do you have to find a way to exploit the router first?

If the target is in DMZ or has open some port already then you won’t need to pass the router.
But by default, your router is closing all external connection so you won’t be able to target a specified computer since the router won’t redirect to it.

While making a trojan, it might be better to not deploy a server on your target but only a client, since the client will be establishing a connection to your server, you just have to open the port on your server in order to communicate with it.

I tried ifconfig on my linux and ipconfig in my windows computer but i can’t manage to find a number with 192.168.x.x

when i try ifconfig on my other other backtrack r3 computer, i see there is a number with 192.168.x.x.

That’s pretty unlikely (not finding 192.168.x.x if you’re connected via a router). Could you post a screenshot or copy what’s written? Also (assuming you don’t know this, you probably do) look for IPv4 :P

yeah one minute

I’ll pm it to you so if there is any personal information in wont be public.

@Fireshard I pm ed it to you

@tojik_bacha

Are you using a virtual box?
If so then your IP will be something like 10.0.2.15

To make you IP address in the format of 192.168.x.x change the networj setting of the virtual machine to Briged.

I had the same problem ;)

@tojik_bacha @stefanking56 appears to be correct. Your wlan is 10.0.0.4, apparently.

So, how can i change it to bridged? @stefanking56

Well it depends on what virtualization software you are using.

You need to change the network settings from NAT,not attached,host only or what option you have to Briged networking or Briged adapter.

In virtualbox,right click the VM , go to network or networking,and change adapter type to Bridged Adapter.

Then reboot the machine ad type ifconfig if the machine is linux.Under inet addr you should have something like 192.168.x.x

Hope this helps

But i installed linux like it’s windows. It’s my primary operating system.

@tojik_bacha
Is the OS you are trying to get the IP of installed in a VM or not?

No, I am not using vmware workstation.

If that’s what you mean

The “Edit post” button seems to be too small for @tojik_bacha
Edit : Sorry I’m not helping to solve your problem.

Haha funny, now gtfo. And i dont need your help. @stefanking56 was helping and you pop out of nowhere and tell me you wont help me like wtf?

He is not saying he won’t, he is saying he’s sorry for posting without helping. I PMed you about double posting, too.

@tojik_bacha

Are you using some kind of virtualization software(Vmware,Parallels,Virtualbox etc.)

If so then change your network settings to briged.

No, Like i saif before i am not using Vmware

Well then I cant help you.Try contacting your ISP

[quote=stefanking56]Try contacting your ISP[/quote] wtf ?
@tojik_bacha : Just change the network configuration on one of your computer to be the same as the other one, you have to be on the same network and more specifically, on the same subnet.

Don’t know how to do ?
http://www.yolinux.com/TUTORIALS/LinuxTutorialNetworking.html
http://www.comptechdoc.org/os/linux/usersguide/linux_ugbasicnet.html
… ?

Note: Please read and understand first because I personally, won’t help you to fix your network back if one of your computer cannot access the net any more.

[quote=memoria]Try contacting your ISP
stefanking56
wtf ?[/quote]

Well his ISP would surely tell him how to propoerly configure his network

Well I don’t know for yours, but all ISP I tried are thinking linux is the name of a dog. They’re also lost when the questions isn’t in their prefiled FAQ.
And about this technician who always come to your home, except unplug the router he doesn’t know what he’s doing.

I kind of have to agree with Memoria on this one. Most ISP people know a bit more about networking than i knew before starting to read, lol.

[quote=memoria]thinking linux is the name of a dog[/quote]LOL
I laughed way to hard on this

Well that all depends in what country you are.In my country the IT people now their sh*t ;)

I don’t know why ISPs have problems with their customers using Linux. Most of my ISP technicians don’t know shit about Linux, maybe that would be one of the reason. It’s all Windows and only Windows.

@stefanking56 In my country, IT people know their shit too. They just work in other places, not ISPs :)