Free Ssh Server


Here I will Explain. 
  

How to use dark tunnel? 

First you need to see the pic carefully. 

First blur should be filled below website name. 

Host:www.godliver.dpdns.org


OpenSSH: 22


Dropbear: 109, 143


SSH-WS: 80(For Ssh port 80 and 443 is compulsory) 


SSH-SSL-WS: 443


SSL/TLS: 447, 777


UDPGW: 7100-7300


Payload:

Second blur should be filled with sni that I have blurred in the pic here ind.faceid.hyperverge.co  Is the SNI and it should be replaced already filled sni by any sni. All other details should be filled same as pic. 

GET / HTTP/1.1[crlf]Host: ind.faceid.hyperverge.co[crlf]Connection: Upgrade[crlf]User-Agent: [ua][crlf]Upgrade: websocket[crlf][crlf]



  📌Validity:2 day


Note: replaced with your sni if above payload not work.All sim


Pass:sni

Username:sni



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