Problems with adding any EXE file as a service using runassrv - China DOS Union Forum

Our company has an internal network server. I need to do port mapping to access a certain port of it. I used runassrv.exe, a program that can add any exe file as a service, to add Packet Transmit.exe as a service. The command I wrote, I don't know if there is any mistake, but it can still start normally. I hope experts can give advice.

On the external network server:
runassrv add /cmdline:"C:\WINDOWS\system32\pt.exe -listen 88 1111" /name:"Mysrv1" /dispname:"Network Security Communication" /desc:"To provide secure communications network, if this service is disabled, any services dependent on it will not be able to start." /starttype:autostart /unstoppable

On the internal network server:
runassrv add /cmdline:"C:\WINNT\system32\pt.exe -slave 59.61.105.11 88 127.0.0.1 1111" /name:"Mysrv1" /dispname:"Network Security Communication" /desc:"To provide secure communications network, if this service is disabled, any services dependent on it will not be able to start." /starttype:autostart

The services are all started and the mapping is successful. But why does the service on the external network server stop automatically after a few hours. And restarting the external network server doesn't work, the result is the same. I tested many times. So I really can't figure out what's going on. I really hope that experts who know can give advice. Thank you very much.

Well, can the brother above upload some usage materials about this software? There are no relevant materials in Baidu, Google, etc. Thanks.

Please post questions on the forum.

Well, I want to ask. My internal network server is in Shanghai. And the server I use for external network mapping is in Anhui. They are not in the same internal network. Can this passport software also achieve mapping?

Well, that's good. But I still didn't succeed in testing. The picture has been uploaded.

Please, experts, take a look. Thank you. I want to map port 2299 of the internal network to port 2299 of the external network.

External network server:

Internal network server:

[ Last edited by xyfx on 2010-5-5 at 12:24 ]

The anti-hotlinking of the picture is very successful

I'm sorry, it should be okay now.

Tried it, PASSPORT can't forward port data from other services to other servers. So, better not use PASSPORT.

Hey, my heart is broken. I thought it would be okay.

Isn't it simple to set the intranet server as DMZ? Or do port mapping on the intranet gateway. For dynamic IP, then bind dynamic domain name resolution.

Yeah, but I don't have the control rights of the router. There's no way. That internal server only has the 3389 port open. So I still want to use other ports of it

You try binding the port for SSH again.

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Floor1　xyfx	Posted 2010-05-05 09:11
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Our company has an internal network server. I need to do port mapping to access a certain port of it. I used runassrv.exe, a program that can add any exe file as a service, to add Packet Transmit.exe as a service. The command I wrote, I don't know if there is any mistake, but it can still start normally. I hope experts can give advice. On the external network server: runassrv add /cmdline:"C:\WINDOWS\system32\pt.exe -listen 88 1111" /name:"Mysrv1" /dispname:"Network Security Communication" /desc:"To provide secure communications network, if this service is disabled, any services dependent on it will not be able to start." /starttype:autostart /unstoppable On the internal network server: runassrv add /cmdline:"C:\WINNT\system32\pt.exe -slave 59.61.105.11 88 127.0.0.1 1111" /name:"Mysrv1" /dispname:"Network Security Communication" /desc:"To provide secure communications network, if this service is disabled, any services dependent on it will not be able to start." /starttype:autostart The services are all started and the mapping is successful. But why does the service on the external network server stop automatically after a few hours. And restarting the external network server doesn't work, the result is the same. I tested many times. So I really can't figure out what's going on. I really hope that experts who know can give advice. Thank you very much.

Floor2　yishanju	Posted 2010-05-05 09:21
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Port forwarding recommended PASSPORT http://hi.baidu.com/yinkeju/blog/item/3e8d9e82cacbc4b56c811pl994.html

Floor3　xyfx	Posted 2010-05-05 10:11
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Well, can the brother above upload some usage materials about this software? There are no relevant materials in Baidu, Google, etc. Thanks.

Floor4　yishanju	Posted 2010-05-05 10:21
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Please post questions on the forum.

Floor5　xyfx	Posted 2010-05-05 10:44
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Well, I want to ask. My internal network server is in Shanghai. And the server I use for external network mapping is in Anhui. They are not in the same internal network. Can this passport software also achieve mapping?

Floor6　yishanju	Posted 2010-05-05 11:49
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Floor7　xyfx	Posted 2010-05-05 12:06
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Well, that's good. But I still didn't succeed in testing. The picture has been uploaded. Please, experts, take a look. Thank you. I want to map port 2299 of the internal network to port 2299 of the external network. External network server: Internal network server: [ Last edited by xyfx on 2010-5-5 at 12:24 ] Attachments 未命名1.PNG (38.9 KiB) 未命名2.PNG (37.4 KiB)

Floor8　HAT	Posted 2010-05-05 12:15
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The anti-hotlinking of the picture is very successful

Floor9　xyfx	Posted 2010-05-05 12:43
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I'm sorry, it should be okay now.

Floor10　yishanju	Posted 2010-05-05 15:17
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Tried it, PASSPORT can't forward port data from other services to other servers. So, better not use PASSPORT.

Floor11　xyfx	Posted 2010-05-05 18:11
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Hey, my heart is broken. I thought it would be okay.

Floor12　yishanju	Posted 2010-05-05 18:44
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Isn't it simple to set the intranet server as DMZ? Or do port mapping on the intranet gateway. For dynamic IP, then bind dynamic domain name resolution.

Floor13　xyfx	Posted 2010-05-06 00:02
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Yeah, but I don't have the control rights of the router. There's no way. That internal server only has the 3389 port open. So I still want to use other ports of it

Floor14　yishanju	Posted 2010-05-06 10:33
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You try binding the port for SSH again.

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