Regarding the external network configuration pigeons, how to set up my external network no kill pige

Both the internal and external networks map the ports first.

Update the IP address and fill in the domain name.

Fill in your public IP address directly to see if you can go online.

If you can. Resolve your domain name to your public IP.

Write the domain name when configuring.

Because now individual users basically have to change their IP to resolve the domain name, and the role of the domain name is to transfer the broiler to the domain name, and then have the domain name to resolve to the IP

You are the private IP to do the mapping concretely. Search on the Internet The pigeons have stopped updating.

It's been a long time since I stopped playing.

If it is an intranet, it must be mapped.

And your pigeon client configuration is your fixed IP or use.

Peanut shells? If it's your fixed IP...He certainly didn't show it on his side. If it's a peanut shell.

It's OK to share the domain name.

Premise: If you can enter the route, it will be easy to do.

1.The machine manually configures a fixed intranet IP (routes do not have to be set)2In the route, bind the local MAC address to a fixed intranet IP (the machine automatically obtains the IP), and then map the local port 8000 in the route (this is very important) The entrance of the chick to find your home, this is it.

The premise is that the IP is fixed:

Set up port mapping for your own IP in the router, there should be corresponding settings in the port gray pigeon, or set your own machine in the router to be a DMA host fixed IP method mentioned above, manually set or bind.

Since the intranet IP will change, you can directly configure the intranet IP manually, and if you can enter the route, you can enter the route and bind your MAC address to a separate IP

I'm confused about what you're talking about.

Let's take a look at the private IP (if you are an internal network), start -run -cmd-ipconfig all

You should write down the IP adreess displayed inside.

Let's take a look at the external IP and open it.

If the IP in the cmd is the same as the IP on the web page, you are on the Internet, and if it is different, it is the intranet.

Wouldn't you know how to configure it? You can go online yourself, it means that you are configured correctly, others can't go online, maybe your pigeon was killed by the anti-virus guy, do a no-kill. It is also possible that you are on the intranet, and if the pigeon wants to go online, you must first do a port mapping of the router (8000).

That's all I know, read more tutorials and practice more.

Is Xi'an Tietong an internal network or an external network?

Can the ISP provider still assign you an intranet?

If you don't use a router at home, it's the Internet.

If you have a router, you can do the next port mapping in it.

About IP138 is not the same as a good qqip for a local connection.

Does IP138 refer to the ** that checks the IP? If yes, what does it show is your external IP address, what is qqip? What IP does your local connection show? Or what?

You can debug it for you if you find someone to install it, but the attitude of Tietong people is not good enough.

Go to Peanutshell to apply for a domain name. When configuring the pigeon, use the domain name, as long as you use the computer to open the peanut shell software, and log in to resolve successfully. If you are on the intranet, use port mapping software to map your computer's ports intranet.

You can use crossloop, which is not limited by the network.

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The configuration is the same as usual, the only thing is to do a port mapping, and it is OK to map the upline terminal to the local machine.

First of all, you have to configure the Trojan horse with the gray pigeon, and then you have to implant the Trojan horse gray pigeon in the computer that you need to control, and there are several kinds of gray pigeons that you configure.

There are suggestions for you to check it out.

Grey Pigeon Autoconfigurator (requires domain name and password).

Looks like you're a master.

There aren't a lot of tutorials on the Internet.

Just look for it.

Internet cafes know the routing password can set up their own ftp space, if you don't know the password, you have to map, don't understand anything and play pigeons.

The pigeons are fed with cereals.

Bai is the main body, and the more commonly used are wheat, buckwheat, sorghum, corn, pea beans, mung beans, hemp seeds, etc. When feeding, at least two kinds of feed should be mixed feeding, such as 3 parts of wheat, corn and sorghum and 1 part of peas, and 3 parts of wheat, corn and sorghum during training, 1 part of peas and 1 part of hemp seeds.

In addition to miscellaneous grains, it can also provide green fodder and mineral feed such as green vegetables, cabbage, and wheat seedlings. The ratio of mineral feed is: 3 parts of yellow mud and yellow sand, 2 parts of hydrated lime, 1 part of salt, shell powder or eggshell powder, charcoal, after crushing, add water and mix and rub into a round ball to dry, and when feeding, the ball is broken and placed in the pigeon loft.

Feed twice a day, once at about 7 a.m. and once at about 4:30 p.m., the morning feed accounts for 1 3 of its diet, the afternoon feed accounts for 2 3 of its diet, and the feed amount per adult pigeon per day is about 50 grams, which can be increased a little bit during training. The feed should be fed after the pigeon has returned to the loft so that it has a reflex to return to the loft to eat in order to facilitate the return home.

During the pigeon training and competition, they should be fed more corn and peas, and they should be fed with water first, and then feed. You can be fed with glucose water first, and then light salt water. In the summer and during the brooding of the youngsters, a moderate amount of salt can be added to their drinking water.

Pigeons are very clean birds, and it is necessary to pay great attention to the cleanliness and hygiene of the pigeon loft, at least twice a week in summer and autumn, and once a day in winter.

Pigeon summer season feed formula:

1) 30% peas, 20% corn, 20% barley, 10% mung beans, 10% hemp seeds (give more water);

2) 30% peas, 30% mung beans, 20% corn, 10% buckwheat, 10% hemp seeds (give more water);

Pigeon winter feed formula:

1) 40% corn, 20% peas, 10% brown rice, 10% wheat, 10% sorghum, 10% hemp seeds (increase the amount of feed);

2) 40% corn, 30% peas, 10% brown rice, 10% sorghum, 10% hemp seeds (increase the amount of feed);

3) 50% wheat, 20% corn, 15% peas, 5% brown rice, 5% mung beans, and 5% peanuts (increase the amount of feed).

The living habits of pigeons, etc., you can go to the China pigeon information network to see.

There's everything you could want over there.

I also raise pigeons, I hope you have a happy raise.