Openkore Ragnarok Classic

[helpbruh]

day 6 waiting someone cracking new gameguard

[robocop]

tutorial broo please

I could bypass that No Msg box and run openkore using nssm for poseidon server, but after 1 minute that no msg box came again lol

Download NSSM, open Poseidon from NSSM, Poseidon become service, open bot client, enter random username password, pick character. But it only last for 30 secs - 1 minute

[robocop]

day 6 waiting someone cracking new gameguard

Let's ask chatgpt, maybe he can help us. Some of you maybe have better prompting than I.

[abdirifa]

Check your port config.txt poseidon.txt and clientinfo.xml

my config.txt
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poseidon.txt
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and clientinfo.xml
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your config for poseidonPort should follow queryserver_port 24390

brother,
can you teach me private on discord?
so that the bot can connect again after updating the game guard?

[gubrak]

my config.txt
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poseidon.txt
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and clientinfo.xml
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your config for poseidonPort should follow queryserver_port 24390

brother,
can you teach me private on discord?
so that the bot can connect again after updating the game guard?

he answer question at 03 jan 2025 bro

[helpbruh]

day 6 waiting someone cracking new gameguard

Let's ask chatgpt, maybe he can help us. Some of you maybe have better prompting than I.

auto delete when i put gameguard HAHAHAH

[zieldanes]

I got a clue from a person who has run the bot smoothly without disconnecting.
he gave a clue “PROXY”
but until this moment I haven't found a way

already using NSSM even various kinds of proxy applications are still detected
then Hamachi is still the same

please give me another clue
PM me if you don't want others to know

[robocop]

I got a clue from a person who has run the bot smoothly without disconnecting.
he gave a clue “PROXY”
but until this moment I haven't found a way

already using NSSM even various kinds of proxy applications are still detected
then Hamachi is still the same

please give me another clue
PM me if you don't want others to know

Solution: Route Poseidon's Traffic Through a Proxy
A. Use a SOCKS5 Proxy for Poseidon
Since GameGuard likely monitors connections from the Ragnarok client, we can run Poseidon through a SOCKS5 proxy so GameGuard doesn’t detect it.

Steps:
Download and Install Proxifier (or use redsocks on Linux).
Find or Set Up a SOCKS5 Proxy:

You can set up a local SOCKS5 proxy using an SSH tunnel:
sql
Copy code
ssh -D 1080 -N -f user@your-ssh-server
Or use a public/private SOCKS5 proxy.
Route Poseidon’s Traffic Through the Proxy
Open Proxifier → Profile → Proxy Servers → Add
Add 127.0.0.1:1080 (if using SSH) or your proxy’s IP/port.
In Proxification Rules, set Poseidon.exe to use the proxy.
Restart Poseidon and check if it bypasses GameGuard.


B. Change Poseidon’s Port & IP
GameGuard might block Poseidon by detecting its specific ports/IPs.

Steps:
Edit Poseidon's Configuration File (poseidon.txt)

Change the default ports (6901, 5121, 6121) to random high ports, e.g., 17200, 18450.
Edit Ragnarok Client Settings
If the client connects to Poseidon using 127.0.0.1, change it to another local IP (192.168.x.x).
Restart Everything


C. Use a VPN for Poseidon
Instead of a proxy, you can put Poseidon behind a VPN so GameGuard cannot detect its traffic.

Steps:
Install OpenVPN or WireGuard on the Poseidon Server.
Route Poseidon's traffic through the VPN.
Make sure the Ragnarok client still connects to Poseidon using the correct IP.


D. Use a Reverse Proxy (Advanced Method)
If GameGuard is detecting Poseidon by deep-packet inspection, a reverse proxy like HAProxy or Nginx can make Poseidon traffic look like normal Ragnarok traffic.

Steps:
Set up an Nginx or HAProxy server.
Configure it to forward traffic to Poseidon.
Make the Ragnarok client connect to the proxy instead of Poseidon directly.


Summary
SOCKS5 Proxy (via Proxifier) hides Poseidon's traffic.
Changing Poseidon's Port & IP makes it less detectable.
Using a VPN for Poseidon masks its traffic.
A Reverse Proxy can make Poseidon traffic look like normal Ragnarok server traffic.

Try these methods and let me know what works!

[ragnaslave]

I got a clue from a person who has run the bot smoothly without disconnecting.
he gave a clue “PROXY”
but until this moment I haven't found a way

already using NSSM even various kinds of proxy applications are still detected
then Hamachi is still the same

please give me another clue
PM me if you don't want others to know

Solution: Route Poseidon's Traffic Through a Proxy
A. Use a SOCKS5 Proxy for Poseidon
Since GameGuard likely monitors connections from the Ragnarok client, we can run Poseidon through a SOCKS5 proxy so GameGuard doesn’t detect it.

Steps:
Download and Install Proxifier (or use redsocks on Linux).
Find or Set Up a SOCKS5 Proxy:

You can set up a local SOCKS5 proxy using an SSH tunnel:
sql
Copy code
ssh -D 1080 -N -f user@your-ssh-server
Or use a public/private SOCKS5 proxy.
Route Poseidon’s Traffic Through the Proxy
Open Proxifier → Profile → Proxy Servers → Add
Add 127.0.0.1:1080 (if using SSH) or your proxy’s IP/port.
In Proxification Rules, set Poseidon.exe to use the proxy.
Restart Poseidon and check if it bypasses GameGuard.


B. Change Poseidon’s Port & IP
GameGuard might block Poseidon by detecting its specific ports/IPs.

Steps:
Edit Poseidon's Configuration File (poseidon.txt)

Change the default ports (6901, 5121, 6121) to random high ports, e.g., 17200, 18450.
Edit Ragnarok Client Settings
If the client connects to Poseidon using 127.0.0.1, change it to another local IP (192.168.x.x).
Restart Everything


C. Use a VPN for Poseidon
Instead of a proxy, you can put Poseidon behind a VPN so GameGuard cannot detect its traffic.

Steps:
Install OpenVPN or WireGuard on the Poseidon Server.
Route Poseidon's traffic through the VPN.
Make sure the Ragnarok client still connects to Poseidon using the correct IP.


D. Use a Reverse Proxy (Advanced Method)
If GameGuard is detecting Poseidon by deep-packet inspection, a reverse proxy like HAProxy or Nginx can make Poseidon traffic look like normal Ragnarok traffic.

Steps:
Set up an Nginx or HAProxy server.
Configure it to forward traffic to Poseidon.
Make the Ragnarok client connect to the proxy instead of Poseidon directly.


Summary
SOCKS5 Proxy (via Proxifier) hides Poseidon's traffic.
Changing Poseidon's Port & IP makes it less detectable.
Using a VPN for Poseidon masks its traffic.
A Reverse Proxy can make Poseidon traffic look like normal Ragnarok server traffic.

Try these methods and let me know what works!

Hi, thank you so much. For point B & C, I think it's the easiest way. Can you share the details for it? How do we install VPN on Poseidon server?

[sansan]

I got a clue from a person who has run the bot smoothly without disconnecting.
he gave a clue “PROXY”
but until this moment I haven't found a way

already using NSSM even various kinds of proxy applications are still detected
then Hamachi is still the same

please give me another clue
PM me if you don't want others to know

Solution: Route Poseidon's Traffic Through a Proxy
A. Use a SOCKS5 Proxy for Poseidon
Since GameGuard likely monitors connections from the Ragnarok client, we can run Poseidon through a SOCKS5 proxy so GameGuard doesn’t detect it.

Steps:
Download and Install Proxifier (or use redsocks on Linux).
Find or Set Up a SOCKS5 Proxy:

You can set up a local SOCKS5 proxy using an SSH tunnel:
sql
Copy code
ssh -D 1080 -N -f user@your-ssh-server
Or use a public/private SOCKS5 proxy.
Route Poseidon’s Traffic Through the Proxy
Open Proxifier → Profile → Proxy Servers → Add
Add 127.0.0.1:1080 (if using SSH) or your proxy’s IP/port.
In Proxification Rules, set Poseidon.exe to use the proxy.
Restart Poseidon and check if it bypasses GameGuard.


B. Change Poseidon’s Port & IP
GameGuard might block Poseidon by detecting its specific ports/IPs.

Steps:
Edit Poseidon's Configuration File (poseidon.txt)

Change the default ports (6901, 5121, 6121) to random high ports, e.g., 17200, 18450.
Edit Ragnarok Client Settings
If the client connects to Poseidon using 127.0.0.1, change it to another local IP (192.168.x.x).
Restart Everything


C. Use a VPN for Poseidon
Instead of a proxy, you can put Poseidon behind a VPN so GameGuard cannot detect its traffic.

Steps:
Install OpenVPN or WireGuard on the Poseidon Server.
Route Poseidon's traffic through the VPN.
Make sure the Ragnarok client still connects to Poseidon using the correct IP.


D. Use a Reverse Proxy (Advanced Method)
If GameGuard is detecting Poseidon by deep-packet inspection, a reverse proxy like HAProxy or Nginx can make Poseidon traffic look like normal Ragnarok traffic.

Steps:
Set up an Nginx or HAProxy server.
Configure it to forward traffic to Poseidon.
Make the Ragnarok client connect to the proxy instead of Poseidon directly.


Summary
SOCKS5 Proxy (via Proxifier) hides Poseidon's traffic.
Changing Poseidon's Port & IP makes it less detectable.
Using a VPN for Poseidon masks its traffic.
A Reverse Proxy can make Poseidon traffic look like normal Ragnarok server traffic.

Try these methods and let me know what works!

i was used proxifier, but still disconnecting.
please teach me bro