In .NET core, Microsoft recently released DevTunnels which creates an outgoing connection to a centralized service which receives request from an external provided URL when subscribing to the service, sadly there is no equivalent solution for .NET Framework. As a quick fix I threw together a proxy that resolves this issue exposing the self-hosted debug …
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My explanation of the default rules below, add additional restrictions as needed but for starters this is a decent baseline for security to build off of. 0: Accept SSH for Linux host from your local network 1: Allow RDP from a VPN to Window boxes 2: Allow RDP from your local network 3: Allow VM’s …
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Open command prompt as Administrator “bcdedit /dbgsettings NET HOSTIP:192.168.x.x PORT:55555 nodhcp” Note the Key Apply these firewall rules to Proxmox for the VM (OUT) Src and (IN)Dst UDP on port 55555 on firewall Start WinDbg on your client machine and select “Attach to kernel”, target the assigned IP, port and key. Sample response:
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Using NET for debugging Opened WinSock 2.0 Using IPv4 only. Waiting to reconnect... WARNING: Received data from 169.254.51.18 while still connected to target 192.168.0.189. Connected to target 169.254.51.18 on port 55555 on local IP 192.168.0.189. You can get the target MAC address by running .kdtargetmac command. Connected to target 169.254.51.18 on port 55555 on local IP 192.168.0.189. You can get the target MAC address by running .kdtargetmac command. Connected to Windows 10 26100 x64 target at (Sat May 17 23:36:45.490 2025 (UTC - 7:00)), ptr64 TRUE Kernel Debugger connection established. |
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For months I’ve been facing issues since a recent patch lead to COD to continuously crash. Moving the Performance Core Ratio from 57x->54x appears to fully have resolved the issue. The problem appears to be narrowed to Intel’s P cores with my 14900KF processor. Hours of time burned but with this setting it appears everything …
