Connections in Meterpreter while using proxychains?

[Liuser]

Hello,

I am having some difficulty with my setup that I hope someone here can lead me in the correct path. Here's the background:

[My Machine] --> ( Internet ) --> [ Compromised Machine ] --> [ Victim Machine ]

I am using proxychains to make a remote Victim Machine routeable through a machine I have compromised. I have initiated a meterpreter session and would like to issue certain commands that require new connections (run vnc, shell for example).

I notice that while attempting to make the call 'run vnc', it attempts to issue a reverse_tcp call, however to my Local IP (LHOST) which is local. Obviously this will fail. I am behind a NAT'ed network and would like to use my public IP where my router would then forward the connection to my internal IP.

How can I have meterpreter set LHOST to my Public IP? While configuring my payload options, I have my LHOST set to my public IP, but meterpreter seems to use my local IP when issuing commands within the session.

Appreciate any help and I can provide any more information on the set up if need be.

[killadaninja]

Try setting LHOST globally, i.e

msf exploit(handler) > setg LHOST "public ip"

[Liuser]

Thanks killadaninja -- I will test this out and let you know. I expected this was just a shortcoming in my knowledge on msf.

[espreto]

Use iptables to redirect all that get in your public IP to your internal ip. You can configure your router for it too!

Take a look at this link, you can use DynDNS or No-IP also.

Metasploit: Persistent Meterpreter over Reverse HTTPS

Regards,

[lupin]

Is there some reason you aren't using the inbuilt Meterpreter functionality for port forwarding?

[Focaccia]

Is there some reason you aren't using the inbuilt Meterpreter functionality for port forwarding?

in my case i have to use a trick like this one, cause my ISP block the router access to customers, so i cant configure port forward and so on...