Hello,
I have two questions and I would appreciate any help that someone can offer.
1- We have two servers connected to each other via cascade, with the connection from the first server passing through a local sock5 before reaching the second server. Is it possible to create a list of specific IP address ranges that can access the web directly through the first server, without cascading to the second server?
For example, if a client in the same country as the first server opens a website hosted in that same country, can the request go directly from the first server to the requested website without cascading to the second server?
2- I have created a client that is valid for one month. Is it possible to activate this one-month period automatically after the client's first connection to the server?
Thank you!
Questions about IP-based forwarding and accounting
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Re: Questions about IP-based forwarding and accounting
You have a double-VPN with which the incoming traffic to a HUB (=hop-1) will be cascaded to hop-2.Webypassit wrote: ↑Sun Mar 05, 2023 4:02 pm1- We have two servers connected to each other via cascade, with the connection from the first server passing through a local sock5 before reaching the second server. Is it possible to create a list of specific IP address ranges that can access the web directly through the first server, without cascading to the second server?
For example, if a client in the same country as the first server opens a website hosted in that same country, can the request go directly from the first server to the requested website without cascading to the second server?
Since hop-1 network in domestic you can access if you do NAT-ing , with cascade I do not think so.
So you can create another HUB on hop-1 and add some users to second HUB on hop-1 and enable NAT-ing thus clients of this HUB can access hop-1 network.
If you just want to use the SE server, it may be possible with L3 switch to route some traffic of some IPs to a twin HUB (from HUB-1 to HUB-2 on hop-1)
But if you are not forced to use SE, you can use OpenVPN or OpenCoonect on hop-1 to ignore tunneling traffic for some IPs
Wait more expert users here give your better solutions
There is no single button / click / command to achieve it, but using RPC-JSON API you can check the "last client login time" and add 30 days to this "last client login time" as the expiration date.Webypassit wrote: ↑Sun Mar 05, 2023 4:02 pm2- I have created a client that is valid for one month. Is it possible to activate this one-month period automatically after the client's first connection to the server?
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Re: Questions about IP-based forwarding and accounting
Thanks for your reply Shakiba jan!
I was looking for the RPC-JSON API and found it on GitHub, and it seems like you are the author! The API is available at https://github.com/shakibamoshiri/secli.
However, I am facing an issue with installing the API on my Windows Server VPS where SoftEther is already installed. I was wondering if there is any tutorial available for installing the API, as I am not very familiar with the process.
Thank you for your time and assistance!
I was looking for the RPC-JSON API and found it on GitHub, and it seems like you are the author! The API is available at https://github.com/shakibamoshiri/secli.
However, I am facing an issue with installing the API on my Windows Server VPS where SoftEther is already installed. I was wondering if there is any tutorial available for installing the API, as I am not very familiar with the process.
Thank you for your time and assistance!
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Re: Questions about IP-based forwarding and accounting
You no need to install RPC-JSON API, if you installed a SE server and it is running, you can request to it.
With RPC-JSON APi you no need to log in to your server, from you local machine you can manage your server.
This is the API
https://github.com/SoftEtherVPN/SoftEth ... pc-clients
This is a CLI under development using JSON API
https://github.com/shakibamoshiri/secli
Mostly the CLI is for Linux, since on Windows you have GUI and can mange users easily.
The "secli" is a bash CLI which for using it you need to have
- bash 4.4+
- yq installed
- jq installed
- perl , etc
With RPC-JSON APi you no need to log in to your server, from you local machine you can manage your server.
This is the API
https://github.com/SoftEtherVPN/SoftEth ... pc-clients
This is a CLI under development using JSON API
https://github.com/shakibamoshiri/secli
Mostly the CLI is for Linux, since on Windows you have GUI and can mange users easily.
The "secli" is a bash CLI which for using it you need to have
- bash 4.4+
- yq installed
- jq installed
- perl , etc
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Re: Questions about IP-based forwarding and accounting
Windows? No problem...Webypassit wrote: ↑Mon Mar 06, 2023 8:39 amI am facing an issue with installing the API on my Windows Server VPS...
- get curl https://curl.se/windows/ [curl is also shipped by Microsoft as part of Windows 10 and 11]
- get VB-JSON http://www.ediy.co.nz/vbjson-json-parse ... 55680.html
- ...or something else https://www.json.org/json-en.html
- run...
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curl -k -H "X-VPNADMIN-PASSWORD: xxx" --json "{ \"jsonrpc\": \"2.0\", \"id\": \"rpc_call_id\", \"method\": \"EnumUser\", \"params\": { \"HubName_str\": \"VPN\" } }" https://localhost:5555/api/
{
"result": {
"UserList": [
{
"AuthType_u32": 1,
"DenyAccess_bool": false,
"Ex.Recv.BroadcastBytes_u64": 30750,
"Ex.Recv.BroadcastCount_u64": 435,
"Ex.Recv.UnicastBytes_u64": 9684,
"Ex.Recv.UnicastCount_u64": 202,
"Ex.Send.BroadcastBytes_u64": 7561,
"Ex.Send.BroadcastCount_u64": 41,
"Ex.Send.UnicastBytes_u64": 7308,
"Ex.Send.UnicastCount_u64": 174,
"Expires_dt": "1970-01-01T09:00:00.000Z",
"GroupName_str": "",
"IsExpiresFilled_bool": true,
"IsTrafficFilled_bool": true,
"LastLoginTime_dt": "2023-02-28T01:23:02.546Z",
"Name_str": "usr1",
"Note_utf": "",
"NumLogin_u32": 7,
"Realname_utf": ""
},
{
"AuthType_u32": 1,
"DenyAccess_bool": false,
"Ex.Recv.BroadcastBytes_u64": 0,
"Ex.Recv.BroadcastCount_u64": 0,
"Ex.Recv.UnicastBytes_u64": 0,
"Ex.Recv.UnicastCount_u64": 0,
"Ex.Send.BroadcastBytes_u64": 0,
"Ex.Send.BroadcastCount_u64": 0,
"Ex.Send.UnicastBytes_u64": 0,
"Ex.Send.UnicastCount_u64": 0,
"Expires_dt": "1970-01-01T09:00:00.000Z",
"GroupName_str": "",
"IsExpiresFilled_bool": true,
"IsTrafficFilled_bool": true,
"LastLoginTime_dt": "1970-01-01T09:00:00.000Z",
"Name_str": "usr2",
"Note_utf": "",
"NumLogin_u32": 0,
"Realname_utf": ""
},
{
"AuthType_u32": 1,
"DenyAccess_bool": false,
"Ex.Recv.BroadcastBytes_u64": 0,
"Ex.Recv.BroadcastCount_u64": 0,
"Ex.Recv.UnicastBytes_u64": 0,
"Ex.Recv.UnicastCount_u64": 0,
"Ex.Send.BroadcastBytes_u64": 0,
"Ex.Send.BroadcastCount_u64": 0,
"Ex.Send.UnicastBytes_u64": 0,
"Ex.Send.UnicastCount_u64": 0,
"Expires_dt": "1970-01-01T09:00:00.000Z",
"GroupName_str": "",
"IsExpiresFilled_bool": true,
"IsTrafficFilled_bool": true,
"LastLoginTime_dt": "1970-01-01T09:00:00.000Z",
"Name_str": "usr3",
"Note_utf": "",
"NumLogin_u32": 0,
"Realname_utf": ""
}
],
"HubName_str": "VPN"
},
"jsonrpc": "2.0",
"id": "rpc_call_id"
}