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Art Of Tunnel created HA Tunnel Plus, which came before the well-known tunnel application (AnonyTun). This VPN tunnel works similarly to AnonyTun, but with a minor distinction. Existing connection protocols, such as SSH2.0, are used by HA Tunnel Plus. With SSH2.0, all traffic between the client and the server is encrypted.

To use HA Tunnel Plus to get free internet access, you will need to download a HAT file and a config file. The HAT file contains the instructions for how to create the VPN tunnel, and the config file contains the specific settings for the VPN connection.

There are many different HAT files and config files available online, but it can be difficult to find ones that work for your specific network. I have compiled a list of HA Tunnel Plus free internet HAT files and configs for all countries that I have found to be working.

To use these HAT files and config files, simply download them to your Android device and import them into HA Tunnel Plus. Once you have imported the files, you can connect to the VPN and start using free internet.

Important: Please note that these HAT files and config files may stop working at any time. It is important to regularly check for updates to make sure that you are using the latest working files.

Download a HAT file and a config file for your specific network. There are many different HAT files and config files available online, but it can be difficult to find ones that work for your specific network. I have compiled a list of HA Tunnel Plus free internet HAT files and configs for all countries that I have found to be working.

Hi Everyone, Just setup my Qnap NAS with a Zero Trust Tunnel running in a container on the NAS. It was super easy to do. I followed a YouTube video by Crosstalk Solutions to help me with this. The problem is that I am not able to upload files through the Web Interface to the NAS when connected through the cloudflare tunnel. I can do it with no problem when connected to the same web interface through the IP address. I am able to upload photos (all be it very slowly) and very small videos (Under 100MB) through the tunnel but anything bigger doesn't work. All of the permissions on the NAS are set properly and I am using the Brave web browser to interact with the web interface. Is there some limit with the Zero Trust Tunnel or a setting I missed? Thanks!

I am trying to break my project out into different files to make it more organized and readable, however whenever I import my functions, I run into an issue where forge tunnel continuously tries to hot reload.

Since we can't mention config files for all countries here due to a lack of resources on this platform, we have released an updated list of HA Tunnel Plus config files for all countries and networks on this page.

The command that you provide as part of -e is being used to connect to the destination host. Since we are using SSH config-files, all we need to do now is to delegate the SSH connection setup to the ssh command. Everything required to reach the hosts is already configured in the config file.In contrast to the approach that you are taking, where you are configuring everything in line, the final command becomes

I typically use VS Code's Remote-SSH extension to connect to an AWS instance where I do my work. There's a nice section of their documentation about how to do that here. I hate just using the terminal alone because I like the debugger and the ability to open up folders and files for viewing. Until recently I had been SSH-ing from my MacBook Pro (A) to an AWS instance running Ubuntu 18.04.4 LTS (B) without any issues. Now, however, I need to work on a new instance, also Ubuntu 18.04.4 LTS, (C) that I can only SSH into from B, and not from A.

This part of the documentation indicates that I can SSH from A to B and then forward a port to create an SSH tunnel. However, this only allows me to open a terminal into C. However, this doesn't allow me to open folders and files in the Explorer like I want to.

This works perfectly when I use the terminal on VS Code to run ssh C. Without having to input any password(s) I am taken to C and can perform my work. However, when I try to use the "Remote-SSH: Connect to Host" functionality to SSH into C, using ProxyJump through B and subsequently open a folder/view files there, I get the message "Could not establish connection to 'C'". The stack trace looks like this:

Thanks, @mostapha . And, yes that is essentially what I would recommend for @MichaelDonn 's case here. I have not yet gotten the time to put together a PET comfort map recipe but I eventually plan to have one and I would make sure that it can accept a folder of CSV files with air speeds just like the UTCI mapping recipe does so that you can incorporate wind patterns you get from CFD or a wind tunnel.

The tunnel is fine but during the day, when labs pass through, all of a sudden connectivity for anyone on the Remote Access is lost to the terminal server. I also lose all my team viewer hosts, except the database server. Users can also RDP to the database server while in the VPN client, but you can't even ping the terminal server. Internally (behind the LAN), everything is working fine and no one notices anything. Outside of the internal network, everyone gets disconnected.

according to what said on the webpage, the model file includes 6 files: LLG.lib, LLGThermRandNum.va, MTJ.lib, MTJ_res.va, NRL_MTJspice_ENC_LIB.inc and USUAGE( these files could be found nanohub.org/.../19048, then under the supporting Docs column).

Hi Xiaowei

".lib" files are spice model files. ".va" files are verilogA files. You will need to first create a symbol and then use the symbol in Virtuoso Schematic Editor. The symbol will need to have a "model" property to point to the appropriate subckt in the files. The files can then be included in ADE as the model files.

Hope that this helps you.

Best regards

Quek

"The symbol will need to have a "model" property to point to the appropriate subckt in the files " not sure what does this mean exactly and how should I do it. I would appreciate it much if you could put it in a way as simple as possible.

Hi Xiaowei

The snapshot below shows an nmos and in the properties form on the right, we can see a "Model name" field. The actual name of the field is "model". "Model name" is just for display purpose. This field will be netlisted during spectre simulation so that the nmos takes on the model "g45n2svt". This is done through settings in the CDF (component description format). The user will need to include a model file in ADE that describes the contents of "g45n2svt". Otherwise there will be an error during simulation.

You can import the verilogA files and automatically generate their symbols so that the symbols can be placed in a schematic and be connected with other blocks. Here is how you can do it:

a. In library manager, go to "File->New->cellview"

b. Select "verilogA" as the type of cellview

c. Cut and paste the verilogA codes into the text editor

d. Close the editor. There will be a dialog box to ask if a symbol should be generated.

e. Select "Yes".

f. Completed

You can include the following line in the cds.lib file to have an idea of how verilogA files can be used. It is a built-in library of verilogA cells.

DEFINE ahdlLib $CDSHOME/tools/dfII/samples/artist/ahdlLib

Best regards

Quek

I have l2l vpn tunnel to a remote office. My side is an ASA 5510, their side is a Firebox. The tunnel is fine until someone tries to move a large file over (~500MB). The file transfer will get about 3/4 of the way finished, then the entire tunnel will disconnect for a few seconds and then reconnect. Any idea what might be causing this?

Usually most VPN providers set their configurations up to route all the traffic out via the tunnel. If you only want certain traffic, then you will have to both modify the provided configuration file and also set up you own routing rules.

Cheers.

Perimeter 81 Managers and Admins can import a Site-2-Site VPN connection configuration file. This will automatically populate the Perimeter 81 tunnel configuration fields with the corresponding information from the remote site.

This will reduce admin work by eliminating the need to populate fields manually and reduce the possibility of tunnel misconfigurations during the initial tunnel creation process. Admins can manually change the imported values after the uploading process.

To upload a configuration file from the Tunnel Creation or Edit dialogue, locate the 'AWS/Azure VPN Connection Configuration File' section under General Settings, then click the 'Upload File' button to the right of the window:

After setting up your Site-to-Site tunnel, navigate to your VPC -> Virtual Private Network (VPN) -> Site-to-Site VPN Connections, and click Download to get the configuration file,