HOW TO USE STEALTH REDIRECTOR WITHOUT THE CLIENT (NOW YOU CAN CONTROL IT WITH ANY OS LIKE LINUX, UNIX...) 

In this version (2.0) you can control the server of Stealth Redirector ("Server" from now) by a Telnet client. 

The commands are: 

/TCPD (CONN|DISC) REMOTE_IP_ADRESS_(OR HOSTNAME) REMOTE_PORT[LOCAL_PORT] 
/FTPD (CONN|DISC) REMOTE_IP_ADRESS_(OR HOSTNAME) REMOTE_PORT[LOCAL_PORT] 
/NETS 
/STAT 
/LOGD IP_TO_DELETE 

REMEMBER: ALL COMMANDS ARE CASE-SENSITIVE AND IF YOU COMMIT AN ERROR THE SERVER CLOSES THE CONNECTION. 


# THE "/TCPD" COMMAND 

The "/TCPD" command has 2 subcommands: 
- CONN 
- DISC 


The "CONN" command create a tcp redirection to specificated host. 
eg. 
/TCPD CONN freeshell.org 23[66] 

With this command the Server listens on port 66 and redirect ALL traffic on port 23 at the host "freeshell.org". 

NOTE: you can create illimitated TCP Redirection! 

The "DISC" command destroy ALL TCP Redirection active. There isn't any function for destroy a specificated TCP Redirection (but i'm working for this). 
eg. 
/TCPD DISC 


# THE "/FTD" COMMAND 

The "/FTPD" command has 2 subcommands: 
- CONN 
- DISC 

The "CONN" command create a ftp redirection to specificated host. 
eg. 
/FTPD CONN upload.sourceforge.net 21[44] 

With this command the Server listening on port 44 and redirect ALL traffic on port 21 at the host "upload.sourceforge.net". 

NOTE: you can only one FTP Redirection for times. 

The "DISC" command destroy the FTP Redirection. 
eg. 
/FTPD DISC 


# THE "/NETS" NETSTAT COMMAND 

The "/NETS" command display on your terminal the active connection on the machine (output is like than the NETSTAT -AN command). 


# THE "/STAT" STATUS COMMAND 

The "/STAT" command display on your terminal the status of the server like tcp redirection actived and ftp redirection actived. 


# THE "/LOGD" LOG-DELETE COMMAND 

The "/LOGD" command search all files with *.log extension and delete the specificated ip in the files. 
eg. 
/LOGD 192.168.100.1