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Installing and Using Commview
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| Formerly Unsanitary ![]() | Installing and Using Commview Using Commview Written By: Unsanitary Well a tutorial on how to use commview was suggested so I figured I'd make one. This tutorial is assuming you're connection is already bridged, so I won't go into detail a lot on that. What You Need:
I'm going to use the evaluation trial in this tutorial. Once you have downloaded it, open the file. Click on setup.exe to install commview. Follow the on-screen steps to install the program. Using Commview: Congratulations, you now have commview installed on your computer. On to using commview. Open the program up and you will see it has a fairly simple layout. ![]() The dropdown menu is the menu that allows you to choose which connection you want to get IPs from. Whichever port your xbox is connected to on your computer should be the one you select. Mine is "Mac Bridge Miniport - Packet Scheduler Miniport". ![]() When you are on XBL with your bridged connection, join the person's party who has the IP you want to figure out. Click start on commview and you should start seeing IPs. ![]() The IP that starts with 192.168 is yours, so don't tamper with that. 65.59.234.161 is bungie so don't mess with that one either. I'll tell you how to filter those IPs out later on. ![]() All IP(s) on LIVE are from port 3074 ![]() Once you've found the person's IP, you can bridge them host,or whatever other acts you wanna commit. Filtering IPs (optional): Seeing your own IP and bungie's can slow things down or even mess you up if you don't know what you're doing. If you want to filter the IPs out, right click on your IP (192.168.something). Right click that IP and find create alias. It then has a choice for either remote IP or local IP. Look at your main commview window and see which column the IP is under and click that one. A box should pop up. Change the name of it to something like "me" and click add. Close the box and you should see the word me instead of your IP. Now do the same for bungie, remember, bungie's IP is 65.59.234.161 so change it's name to bungie or something like that. You can also create alias's for your friends IPs so you don't accidentally bridge them out of the game. Allowing only port 3074 for xbox (optional): This will make it so you will only see connections coming in from your xbox's port (3074), which will cut down on timing and make it easier for you. Open your main commview window and you should see tabs. You will automatically be on "latest IP connections" which is where you view the IPs. Click on the "if rules" tab. Now click the ports option on the left side. Now check the "enable port rules" box. Go down to add record and click from and type in the number 3074. Click add port and you should see "from 3074" in the little box under enable port rules. Now go back to the "latest IP connections" tab and you should only see IPs coming in from port 3074 (xbox). -Unsanitary Last edited by h2o pete; 08-09-2007 at 12:43 PM. |
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| The Following 2 Users Say Thank You to TorMenT For This Useful Post: | Doctor (05-29-2009), xXxRyanizProxXx (06-21-2008) |
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| Junior Member | that was helpful thnx alot now i no had to do it it was really confusing me |
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| 7S Enthusiast | have commview but i dont think its set up rite because it only shows ips from my firefox and NOT my xbox. |
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| Novice | where can i find a tutorial that goes through the bridging part and all? |
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| 7S Enthusiast | look you can't bridge right now BUT ...to get the right ip's using commview 1 you need to be bridging with a laptop or using two ethernet ports on one pc |
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| Novice | Why can i see xbox ips? Do i have to have a bridged connection to see them? |
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| 7S Enthusiast | Can commview work on Halo 3 and if so could you please post a tut? |
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| Novice | Re: Installing and Using Commview i found some canadian ip and my home in some local but no bungie or 3074 can you help me oh i have wireless by the way i dont know if that matters Last edited by gamepro 305; 08-17-2008 at 09:25 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost |
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| Novice | Re: Installing and Using Commview OK guys, my account on Xbox Live got hacked, and I want my account back. I will pay you 1600 Microsoft Points if you help me recover that account. PM me if you're interested. I'm looking for professional hackers and modders. Remember, 1600 Points to get my account back. |
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| Novice | Re: Installing and Using Commview to those of you who are asking about 'why can't i see any IPs over 3074" i suggest bridging your connection before you try to sniff them with commview. Either do that, or connect with ICS using 2 Ethernet ports, or an ethernet port and a Wireless adapter ^^ |
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| 7S Enthusiast | Re: Installing and Using Commview could someone reference a bridging tutorial? im trying to do this on gears 2 |
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| 7S Enthusiast | Re: Installing and Using Commview I want to switch from switchsniffer to commview because it is better organized but I am having trouble. I have my bridge set up as a crossover cord going to the router from my xbox. And when I have Commview, I don't see my network, all I see is local, wireless, loopback, and dialup adapter. I appreciate the help. |
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| Novice | Re: Installing and Using Commview I want to switch from switchsniffer to commview because it is better organized but I am having trouble. I have my bridge set up as a crossover cord going to the router from my xbox. And when I have Commview, I don't see my network, all I see is local, wireless, loopback, and dialup adapter. I appreciate the help. |
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| Novice | Re: Installing and Using Commview Hey, thx for the vid but when i go to bridge some1 host, i dont know how to poison, which is obviosly used for halo3 bridging. If i could get a pm on how to bridge some1 host useing this program that would be great. Thanks for the help! |
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