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Network Tunneling Anonymous 01/28/19 (Mon) 09:59:54 1ae187 No.16050909

Okay, I know how to do this with a PC, and I tried googling it, and found that search algorithms are too specific to search a concept, but there's no way nobody else hasn't thought of this.

Is there a way to use a Raspberry Pi (or similar cheap as shit SBC) to run a network tunnel, specifically for consoles like the Xbox 360?

I'm plotting to get my sister's kids an Xbox 360 and a few multiplayer games, and I want to be able to play with them, but at the same time I want to keep them off the internet as much as I can.

The newest game system they have to play on is a bunch of Goodwill DS Lites my brother got them, and that just ain't right. I seek to rectify this

Anonymous 01/28/19 (Mon) 10:02:40 d6f58c No.16050915

>The newest game system they have to play on is a bunch of Goodwill DS Lites my brother got them

>pecifically for consoles like the Xbox 360?

just use a DNS and whitelist whatever is needed

Anonymous 01/28/19 (Mon) 10:03:25 1ae187 No.16050917

>>16050915

I also don't want to pay for Xbox Live, anon.

Anonymous 01/28/19 (Mon) 10:04:33 1ae187 No.16050920

>>16050917

I also doubt my sister and brother in law want them exposed to Xbox Live players.

sage for double post

Anonymous 01/28/19 (Mon) 10:10:04 40d0d3 No.16050927

>>16050917

https://www.teamxlink.co.uk/

Anonymous 01/28/19 (Mon) 10:11:36 1ae187 No.16050930

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>>16050927

Read the OP, anon.

Anonymous 01/28/19 (Mon) 10:21:00 9efed9 No.16050949

So you want openvpn?

Anonymous 01/28/19 (Mon) 10:31:03 1ae187 No.16050967

>>16050949

No, I want a LAN over WAN. A VPN does not accomplish this.

Anonymous 01/28/19 (Mon) 10:33:38 968f16 No.16050976

>>16050967

yes it does. I've set up a L2 VPN for my friends to play shit via LAN. works with the few games we've tried.

too bad nobody wants to play anything anymore ;_;

Anonymous 01/28/19 (Mon) 10:33:44 946d4e No.16050977

Just play PC games

Anonymous 01/28/19 (Mon) 10:36:54 1ae187 No.16050988

>>16050976

Oh shit, you got a link on instructions? I'm not a programmer, but I can edit an ini file fine.

Anonymous 01/28/19 (Mon) 10:56:30 968f16 No.16051026

>>16050988

I have a pptp setup on a dedicated VPS, because it's simpler for windowsfags to connect to it. since you're using xboxes you probably need a machine in the middle. openvpn may be a better choice for this

so get a machine where anyone can connect to. it doesn't have to be a VPS, just make sure anyone can reach it. next set up those RPIs or whatever to initiate the tunnel between them. then set your xboxes network settings to use the RPIs as the default. also make sure the VPN tunnel forwards broadcast packets, because that's important for LAN games.

so no… no specific instructions for this, sorry

Anonymous 01/28/19 (Mon) 11:02:14 ea6e20 No.16051034

>>16050967

You want a VLAN.

Anonymous 01/28/19 (Mon) 11:05:21 968f16 No.16051039

>>16051034

that's not what a vlan is

Anonymous 01/28/19 (Mon) 12:09:34 e3ac91 No.16051156

>>16050967

Isn't that basically what a vpn is, you're just connecting computers together over the internet and telling them it's a local network. I remember I'd use hamachi all the time to play LAN games over the internet back in the day.

Anonymous 01/28/19 (Mon) 12:16:41 1ae187 No.16051169

>>16051026

I figured having a client application running on a basic little SBC, set up to take RJ45 from the Xbox, and connect to WAN via wifi. From there it'd probably connect to a PC at my place acting as a server for my own Xbox 360

Anonymous 01/28/19 (Mon) 12:43:38 bd8ced No.16051210

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>>16051034

>>16051039

Anonymous 01/28/19 (Mon) 12:51:14 968f16 No.16051219

>>16051169

that should work. the devil is in the details though.

good luck

Anonymous 01/28/19 (Mon) 12:58:11 95fdb9 No.16051232

>>16050967

So you want an openvpn tap device

Anonymous 01/28/19 (Mon) 13:43:05 c7920d No.16051310

Just RGH/JTAG it and set up Aurora (custom dash). It has system link tunneling built-in, no need for external hardware. Plus you get the benefit of using any HDD, free games, better UI, and an unlocked OG Xbox emulator.

Anonymous 01/28/19 (Mon) 18:19:18 1ae187 No.16051959

>>16051310

Got instructions?

Anonymous 01/28/19 (Mon) 18:29:56 1ae187 No.16052001

>>16051232

Something like that I suppose?

Anonymous 01/28/19 (Mon) 18:38:55 c7920d No.16052030

>>16051959

Look up a tutorial online, it's different depending on the model. It's not an easy install so I wouldn't recommend it unless you know what you're doing. Though there's services out there that will do it for you if you wanted to pay for it.

Anonymous 01/28/19 (Mon) 18:50:37 95fdb9 No.16052066

>>16052001

Yeah it's a virtual ethernet adapter opposed to a point-to-point IP link and it should enable you to emulate a LAN.

If you can find the way the Xbox connects to the regular net you could also try and just bridge the whole LANs and simply point to your chosen box.

In either case you probably need a method to get each others IPs since residental connections change them semi regularly

Anonymous 01/28/19 (Mon) 20:03:59 36340a No.16052346

>>16050917

So just get a PS3 instead.

Anonymous 01/28/19 (Mon) 22:47:24 6d0fd0 No.16052914

if your sister is that poor they're just going to sell the xbox for meth money in a month.

Anonymous 01/29/19 (Tue) 02:00:45 f742a5 No.16053440

>>16052914

fuck off edgy faggot. OP is best uncle

Anonymous 01/29/19 (Tue) 04:34:53 1ae187 No.16053939

>>16052346

If the PS4 has no games, the PS3 has negative games.

>>16052066

It just hit me I could put a module on the ROUTER instead, and allow any device to connect to its wifi… is that possible?

Anonymous 01/29/19 (Tue) 04:46:39 c5c7e1 No.16053971

>>16052914

This, OP family sounds like a bunch of meth addicted southern white trash

Anonymous 01/29/19 (Tue) 06:54:11 36340a No.16054637

>>16053939

>If the PS4 has no games, the PS3 has negative games.

What multiplayer games do you want to play that are on 360 but not PS3?

Anonymous 01/29/19 (Tue) 07:38:50 f34a98 No.16054705

>>16053939

Its signal strength is piss poor if you don't HW mod a real antenna in, but ultimately you can't fix the pathetic throughput in any way

Anonymous 01/29/19 (Tue) 07:52:40 568487 No.16054732

>>16050909

>Is there a way to use a Raspberry Pi

yeah, you throw it in the garbage and get something not associated with them.

Anonymous 01/29/19 (Tue) 08:06:12 1ae187 No.16054745

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>>16054637

>what multiplayer games are on 360 but not PS3

Nigga, you gotta be 18+ to post here.

>>16054705

Hm. Might require more fiddling then.

Anonymous 01/29/19 (Tue) 08:28:46 36340a No.16054774

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>>16054745

Nigger you're the one still so caught up in last-gen console war faggotry that you're trying to find a frankenstein solution to a non-problem.

Anonymous 01/29/19 (Tue) 08:35:18 f34a98 No.16054782

>>16054745

Consider getting an Asus Tinker Board for much better network performance and a standard antenna connector so that you can easily install a real antenna on it

https://tinkerboarding.co.uk/wiki/index.php/Hardware

Anonymous 01/29/19 (Tue) 10:47:38 1ae187 No.16055005

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>>16054774

>paid online

>kids on the internet

>"non-problem"

Anonymous 01/31/19 (Thu) 18:40:15 a6eda7 No.16064052

>>16050967

That's exactly what a VPN is. Virtual Private Network.

VPN providers you use for torrents are misleading as it's more of a proxy.

Anonymous 02/01/19 (Fri) 00:46:05 e4ecb4 No.16065281

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>>16054745

your a subhuman nigger

Anonymous 02/02/19 (Sat) 23:51:59 000000 No.16074172

>>16064052

Mhm. Nowadays VPNs are being used as a lazy and convenient way to proxy all outbound networking connections, to the point that people don't realize that VPNs aren't just proxies. In reality, VPN's don't need to operate as proxies at all.