How To Make A Counter Strike 1.6 Server In PTCL In Pakistan

In this article i am going to show you how to run counter strike 1.6 server and run it on PTCL Broadband gameserver

First of All get your server ready

Step 1:

First of all set your ip address static for a lan GO to Control Panel click on Network And Sharing Center and then go to change adapter setting 

Then go to your adapters properties

Then Go to ipv4 properties and give static ip like this

And

Step 2: Get Your Server Ready

First go to counter strike 1.6 location usually like c:programfiles:counter strike 1.6 then runhlds.exe

Then Set Port like 27015-27016-27017 and Network to Internet

Then note Down Your IP and Port You had given

Step 3 : Get your PTCl Bradband Ready

Go to Your Browser and write the address 192.168.1.1 Then give your name and passwordDefault Username and password is admin for both

Then go to Advanced Setup and then go to NAT and click on Add

And Then in Select a Service Select Half life Server

And then in Server IP Address write your IP that you had given in ipv4 setting of adapter and write your port number in all the boxes of port that you have given in starting the server from hlds.exe and set the protocol to TCP/UDP And then Save it

Thats It!  Now Your Counrter Strike 1.6 Server is Running on Internet

Go to google.com write whatismyip note your ip and tell your ip with port number to your friends and play online

Thank You!!!!

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On Wednesday, Chief of National Security Agency (NSA), General Keith Alexander defended US surveillanceprograms as part of a Noble Mission to protect the nation.

He said that the collection of bulk phone records by U.S. Intelligence agencies are essential to preventing terrorist attacks. He referenced the criticism thrown at the intelligence services in late 2001 for not connecting the dots that led up to the Sept. 11 attacks.

“We need our nation to understand why we need these tools, and what those tools mean for civil liberties and privacy and what they mean to defend this country,” General Keith Alexander said during a keynote speech at the Billington Cyber Security Summit in Washington.

In recent months NSA has been targeted for severe criticism from privacy advocates, members of Congress and foreign allies of America, whose citizens may have been targets of this surveillance.

Alexander pleaded for support of NSA programs during his speech at the conference, "This is not by accident. It's by a lot of hard work," he told. "Twenty-two cryptologists lost their lives in Iraq and Afghanistan. They're the heroes, not the (people behind) media leaks."

Alexander did not mention Snowden by name, simply calling him "the leaker" adding that "we trusted him and he betrayed our trust. That won't happen again. That doesn't make him a hero."

Alexander appealed to the public to support the surveillance effort, which is coming under scrutiny in Congress, and argued that the facts about the programs have been distorted.

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The new vulnerability was discovered by Karam Daoud, a 27 year old from the West Bank city of Ramallah in Palestine, that allows anyone to make calls from a locked iPhone, including international calls and calls to premium numbers.

In a video, Daoud showed that calls can be made to any number from a locked iPhone running iOS 7 by using a vulnerability in the device’s emergency calling function.

The person needs to dial a number and then rapidly tap the call button until an empty screen with an Apple logo appears and makes the call to the particular number.

The Forbes writer tested the flaw on two iPhone 5 devices on separate networks and it worked both times. This is the second malfunction found in the lock screen since iOS 7 was seeded to all iPhone owners this past Wednesday.

Daoud notified Apple about the bug and received a same response that the next software update will fix this bug as well.

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