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hardware_-_service_access [11/02/2019 05:02] dmaxhardware_-_service_access [02/21/2020 03:45] dmax
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 Portal IP = http://172.24.1.1 \\ Portal IP = http://172.24.1.1 \\
 SSH default enabled usernames = root & dmax with password dmax911e \\ SSH default enabled usernames = root & dmax with password dmax911e \\
 +Emby Server is now disabled at startup. You can start it by "service emby-server start" \\
 //Login to device's SSH on its portal IP to change passwords.// \\ //Login to device's SSH on its portal IP to change passwords.// \\
  
 {{ :root-login.png?600 |}} {{ :root-login.png?600 |}}
  
-Tor gateway runs on default portal IP with port 9050. Simply direct your applications and browsers to use it with DNS over HTTPS for full anonymity and censorship bypass. +Tor gateway runs on default portal IP with port 9050. Simply direct your applications and browsers to use it with DNS over HTTPS for full anonymity and censorship bypass. In addition to a Socks proxy, Qort has a HTTP/S over Tor Socks listening on its WAN interface and on portal IP address with port 3128. This allows device users to avail anonymity for apps which do not support Socks proxies. In addition to that, you can run Qort services on dark web. Edit the file located in /etc/tor/torrc and add / replace at will. \\ 
 + 
 +HiddenServiceDir /var/lib/tor/hidden_service/ \\ 
 +HiddenServicePort 80 127.0.0.1:80 ( for web site ) \\ 
 +HiddenServicePort 64738 127.0.0.1:64738 ( for mumble )\\ 
 +HiddenServicePort 9091 127.0.0.1:9091 ( for torrent server ) \\ 
 + 
 +Do not forget to generate a new public key for your unique hostname address using an OpenCL based hash generator [[https://github.com/lachesis/scallion/releases]]. If you don't know how to, reach out to dmax on official Discord server. \\ 
 {{ :tor-firefox.png?600 |}}  {{ :tor-firefox.png?600 |}} 
  
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 Mumble Server = superuser with password dmax911e \\ Mumble Server = superuser with password dmax911e \\
-//Edit the file /etc/mumble-server.ini and look for serverpassword and update if you would like a password for users looking to join the server.// Visit [[https://www.omgserv.com/en/faq-mumble/setting_up_a_mumble_user_as_a_server_administrator-29/|https://www.omgserv.com/en/faq-mumble/setting_up_a_mumble_user_as_a_server_administrator-29/]] on how to create an admin user for yourself at first run. If you want your Mumble server to be publicly accessible, create a forward rule on your primary modem or router with Qort Gen 1 IP assigned to its Ethernet port (WAN) with port 64738 and protocol as both TCP & UDP. You can even run Mumble on DarkWeb but for that, you have to get in touch with Dmax on [[[email protected]|Email]] \\+//Edit the file /etc/mumble-server.ini and look for serverpassword and update if you would like a password for users looking to join the server.// Visit [[https://www.omgserv.com/en/faq-mumble/setting_up_a_mumble_user_as_a_server_administrator-29/|https://www.omgserv.com/en/faq-mumble/setting_up_a_mumble_user_as_a_server_administrator-29/]] on how to create an admin user for yourself at first run. If you want your Mumble server to be publicly accessible, create a forward rule on your primary modem or router with Qort Gen 1 IP assigned to its Ethernet port (WAN) with port 64738 and protocol as both TCP & UDP. You can even run Mumble on DarkWeb but for that, you have to get in touch with Dmax on Discord \\
 {{ :qort-mumble.png?500 |}} {{ :qort-mumble.png?500 |}}
  
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 {{ :qort-btc-disk.png?600 |}} {{ :qort-btc-disk.png?600 |}}
  
-Once the migration finishes, the device will reboot and you can then safely run bitcoind -daemon. \\+{{ :qort-ifstatus.png?600 |}} 
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 +Once the migration finishes, the device will reboot and you can then safely run bitcoind. \\ 
 +**Running the bitcoin core daemon with -blocksonly=1 -dbcache=50 -maxorphantx=10 -maxmempool=100 -daemon is recommend since the device will be minting and running several other services at the same time.** \\ 
  
 BitchX IRC Client \\ BitchX IRC Client \\