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Access Any Website Or Forum Without Registering

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Two day before I had found a mail of Akele in which he said told them a trick how he visit any Forum and Website without Registration on them,So i thought why not share it with all viewer.All websites and forums will block unregistered users, but they won’t block Google Bot. Switch your User Agent add-on to Google Bot and freely browse any website or forum without registering.

First Download User Agent Switches and install it.

Now i am going to tell you so now open your Mozila Browser and click on "Tool" and also follow below path....

Tool >>>> User Agent Switches >>>> Options >>>>> Options 

See below pic...




Select User Agent from the left sidebar and click Add. Now in the description field type:



crawl-66-249-66-1.googlebot.com


And in User Agent Field Type:


Googlebot/2.1 (+http://www.googlebot.com/bot.html)



See below pic...






Select Google Bot as your User Script by going to Tools > User Agent Switcher.
See below pic...






Now Lets go and visit any forum or site without registration.

Connecting Wireless Access Point of Router to Wireless Cards of System

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If this is the first post of you on BackTrack so i am recommend you first read below post before read this post...




I am given thanks to Mr.Vivek Ramachadran for his composition and amazing work done by which writing this post made very easy and helpful for all viewer. This Post thing taken by Vivek Ramachadran's Book.

For Know about Vivek Ramachadran see http://www.securitytube.net/ .


Now we will look at how to connect to the access point using the Alfa wireless card. Our access point has an SSID Wireless Lab and does not use any authentication. 

Here we go! Follow these steps to connect your wireless card to the access point: 

     1.    Let us first see what wireless networks our Alfa card is currently detecting. Issue the command iwlist wlan0 scanning and you will find a list of networks in your vicinity: 

    






 2.    Keep scrolling down and you should find the Wireless Lab network in this list. In my setup, it is detected as Cell 05, it may be different in yours. The ESSID field contains the network name: 







3.    As multiple access points can have the same SSID, verify that the MAC address  mentioned in the Address field above matches your access point's MAC. A fast and  easy way to get the MAC address is underneath the access point or using the web-based GUI settings.

4.     Now, issue the command iwconfig wlan0 essid "Wireless Lab" and then  iwconfig wlan0 to check the status. If you have successfully connected to the access point, you should see the MAC address of the access point in the Access Point: field in the output of iwconfig, as shown in the following screenshot:







 5.    We know the access point has a management interface IP address "192.168.0.1"  from its manual. Alternatively, this is the same as the default router IP address when we run the route –n command. Let's set our IP address in the same subnet by issuing the command ifconfig wlan0 192.168.0.2 netmask 255.255.255.0 up. Verify the command succeeded by typing ifconfig wlan0 and checking the output:









    6.    Now let's ping the access point by issuing the command ping 192.168.0.1. If the network connection has been set up properly, then you should see the responses from the access point. You can additionally issue an arp –a to verify that the response is coming from the access point. You should see that the MAC address of the IP 192.168.0.1 is the access point's MAC address we have noted earlier. It is important to note that some of the more recent access points might have response to ICMP Echo Request packets disabled. This is typically done to make the access point secure out-of-the-box with only the bare minimum configuration settings available. In such a case, you could try to launch a browser and access the web interface to verify that the connection is up and running.







 7.    On the access point, we can verify the connectivity by looking at the connection logs. As you can see in the following log, the MAC address of the wireless card 00:c0:ca:3a:bd:93 has been logged:







We just connected to our access point successfully from BackTrack using our Alfa wireless card as the wireless device. We also learnt how to verify that a connection has been established at both the wireless client and the access point side.

Settings Up Wireless Cards for access WEP & WPA in BackTrack 5

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Now i am going to tell you how to settings up Wireless cards for access WEP & WPA in Backtrack 5 after it i am tell you how to connect your wireless cards to Access Point of  D-Link Wireless Router. For read how to setup Wireless Access Point Read my old post HERE

i am going to use ALFA Wireless Cards and belief on me it is too easier then setup Access point in Wireless Router so ready ? 

First work Plug the card on USB port of your PC or Laptop in which BackTrack installed.

Once you log in, open a console terminal and type in iwconfig. Your screen should  resemble as follows: 





 As you can see, wlan0 is the wireless interface created for the Alfa wireless card. Type in
ifconfig wlan0 up
to bring the interface up. Then type in ifconfig wlan0 to see the current state of the interface:






The MAC address 00:c0:ca:3e:bd:93 should match the MAC address written  under your Alfa card. BackTrack ships with all the required drivers for the Alfa card. Now your wireless card settings up.

Never Forgot read my upcoming post in which i will going to tell you how to connect Wireless Card to Access Point of Router.



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