when i use charles;it shows
Denying access to Charles from /58.218.199.54;
I find this configuration in the config file (.charles.config) ;
<accessControlConfiguration>
<ipRanges/>
</accessControlConfiguration>
how can i change it
Go to the Proxy menu in Charles and choose Access Control Settings. You'll find you can add IP ranges to the list that are allowed to access Charles.
There is also a checkbox "Prompt to allow unauthorized connections" which, if ticked, will mean you'll see an alert when unauthorized connections are attempted and you can add them to the ACL straight from the alert.
Maybe at some point you ticked a "don't show me this again" on an ACL alert, if that is unticked?
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I just changed my VPN and tried to capture the browser traffic in fiddler logs.
I tried by checking the option "Automatically detect settings" (Tools > Winnet Options > LAN Settings)
Also checked the option "Decrypt HTTPs Traffic" (Tools - Options - )
Also Cleared the "Clear Winnet Cache, Cookies, browser cache, temp files" in system.
Can any one tell me how to solve this problem?
I attach my error in the image here, for your reference.
VPN software and firewall clients are common culprits. It’s a known issue, please refer below link,
https://www.telerik.com/forums/how-to-auto-reset-fiddler-when-%27system-proxy-was-changed%27
Some VPN's doesn't allow you to pass traffic for other applications.
If you're professional and using the VPN's provided by Company, ask the company/support team regarding issue. They have their own setup for these type of applications.
Some New VPN's like Z-Scaler will not allow the web traffic to other applications and they're trying to resolve this issue asap. But for temporary solution, they have a kind of setup which we can use to work?
Make sure you tried all the options of fiddler and if it is new VPN, Google it and that VPN may already provided which applications will not work with their VPN's
I'm trying to connect a local Postgres server to an AWS RDS instance. When I enter in the credentials:
I keep getting an error: Unable to connect to server: timeout expired
I searched and it seems to be an issue with the security group. I did the following but it didn't work: https://serverfault.com/questions/656079/unable-to-connect-to-public-postgresql-rds-instance
Based on the comments. The issue was that publicly accessible option in the RDS settings was disabled.
Here is some suggestions/troubleshooting steps,you can follow:
Make sure that RDS is in available state an publicly accessible. RDS instance should associated with public subnet.
2.RDS should be associated with some security group. Check rules associated with security group so that it allows traffic related to the source in and out of the DB instance. You can specify an IP address or a range of IP addresses related to source.
3.Network ACLs. Network ACLs act as a firewall for resources in a specific subnet in a VPC. If you use ACLs in your VPC, be sure that they have rules that allow inbound and outbound traffic to and from the DB instance.
Check with your local firewall setup to determine if your network allows traffic to and from the ports the DB instance uses for inbound and outbound communication.
Please refer this page. This might help you.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonRDS/latest/UserGuide/USER_VPC.Scenarios.html
Based on Jonnel Salvador Dorotan comment on this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3HPq12w-dww I was able to get it to work. Here is his comment pasted:
"For those who are getting this error: "... Connection timed out (0x0000274C/10060)", these are what I did to solve the problem:
Go to "Security group rules" (under "Connectivity & security")
Click the item "default" Security group
Click "Actions" > "Edit inbound rules" > "Add rule"
Select... Type: "All traffic", Source: "My IP", then click "Save rules"
Set inbound rules in aws to accept all traffic, select My Ip then save
Go to Modify database in aws then select security group under Network & Security. Select the security group identifier from the dropdown.
I had this same issue. In my case, my home IP had changed, and I needed to adjust the Inbound Rule for "My IP" as described in Maxime's answer.
Addition to some of the above suggestions, make sure the Route Table attached to your public subnet:
has been set as main route table. To do this: go to VPC dashboard in AWS console >> Select "Route tables" option from the left link >> Select your route table >> From the "Actions" button click on "Set main route table" from the dropdown menu
has the route for the Internet Gateway that you're using in your VPC. You can check this on the "Routes" tab in the lower pane of your route table.
In the case of IPV6, try adding IPV6 ALL in the outbound rules as well.
A few days ago, a yellow banner started to appear in Fiddler reporting that my proxy settings had changed and that if I clicked the yellow banner, I could re-enable Fiddler traffic capture.
Upon clicking, the banner and the error message wouldn't go, and Fiddler had stopped capturing all traffic.
I searched the Web and found how to change the proxy settings back to 127.0.0.1 and port 8888.
However, when I do that, something keeps setting the port number back to 63758.
The version of Fiddler I am using is v2.4.9.9 on a Windows 7 Home Premium PC.
Please see picture attached. What should I do?
This probably belongs on Superuser rather than StackOverflow.
You don't need to "search the web" to change your proxy settings, just click the big yellow bar.
You'll need to find what is changing your proxy settings. My guess is that you're infected with Adware like BrowserSafeguard or GeniusBox. You can either use netstat -a -o to find the process listening on the port in question, or you can use SysInternals' Process Monitor to watch the Proxy Server registry key and see who is changing it.
I'm now having problems with this for over a week.
I'm running a minecraft server on my computer. Therefore I used no-ip.org to have a "fixed" ip. I forwared all ports for the server and my friends can access without any problems.
Later I thought I could make a little Homegape for statistics and stuff. So I installed xampp. I forwarded the ports 80, 8080, 8000, 7171. I (and everybody else in my local network) can access it via the no-ip.org address. But nobody else! (And I want to repeat that people can reach my computer over the minecraft port (25565) and no other port!)
How can I fix that problem? I'm pretty sure there is a simple node in one of the config's which I haven't seen yet. I googled for days. So I found out that I should forward these ports. But that's all I could find.
My firewall is (for testing of course!) disabled!
Probably your firewall is blocking xampp or apache. If you are at windows 7, try to go to Control Panel -> System Security -> windows firewal > allow a program through windows firewall and then search "apache" or "xampp" and mark to allow public and private connections
Additionally you can try this also:
Launch "Windows Firewall"
Go to "Advanced Settings"
Select "Inbound Rules" in the left pane
Select "New Rule" in the right pane
In the New Inbound Rule Wizard, select "Port" as Rule Type, then click on "Next"
Select "TCP and put "80" (and any other ports you want to open) in "Specific local ports", then click on "Next"
Select "Allow the connection", then click on "Next"
Select the network location where the rule should apply (select them all if you're not sure), then click on "Next"
Give a name and an optional description
I solved the problem.
I am using cox and they are blocking port 80. Well now I am using https and port 443 and everything works fine!
I have a client and a server and they are both on the local box and they speak web services. How can I get Fiddler to report these connections?
It only seems to want to report connections to other PCs.
NOTE: I actually found the answer. http://www.fiddler2.com/Fiddler/help/hookup.asp#Q-LocalTraffic
You must add a period (.) after localhost or use the machines name for the URL of the site you want to view traffic for in your browser.
For example:
http://localhost./foo.html
Or:
http://mymachinename/foo.html
See here for known documented issues with fiddler.
There is a Tab named "Filters" where you can setup a host list to ignore.
Hope this helps!