BarbaTunnel Configuration (
Legacy Version 6.4 or Older).
Note: This document is just for version 6.4 or older.
[General]
AdapterIndex=
ServerMode=
DebugMode=
VerboseMode=
MTUDecrement=
ConnectionTimeout=
FilterDriver=
[Server]
VirtualIpRange=
AutoStartDelay=
ServerMode
Optional, Default is "0".
Set "0" to start BarbaTunnel as client and "1" to start BarbaTunnel as a server.
VerboseMode
Optional, Default is 0.
0 to disable, 1 for enable.
Enabled it to get more reports.
DebugMode
Optional, Default is "0".
Set "1" to enable debug mode, set "0" to disable debug mode.
In debug mode you can stop server by sending the following ping to your server:
ping serverip /l 1350
FilterDriver
Optional, Default is "WinDivert".
Can be WinDivert or WinpkFilter.
AdapterIndex
Optional, Default is "0". Valid for data-link filters such as WinpkFilter.
Index of main network Adapter that BarbaTunnel should monitor it. It should be a main network adapter. If "0" BarbaTunnel try to find it, otherwise you should set it manually.
To see the list of all available Adapters run "listadapters.exe" from WinpkFilter folder.
MTUDecrement
Required for UDP-Tunnel.
Set Empty or -1 to don't change current system MTU Decrement. For UDP-Tunnel it should set to 60.
ConnectionTimeout
Optional, Default is 15.
Timeout value for Barba Connections in minutes. It also used in server for TCP connection timeout if KeepAlive was not set.
VirtualIpRange
Optional, Default is 10.207.0.0-10.207.255.255. Ignored in client mode.
BarbaServer assign a Virtual IP to each client connection.
- Make sure this range does not conflict with your other server network.
- Make sure the request for this IP should pass to your gateway.
AutoStartDelay
Optional, default is 0. Ignored in client mode.
BarbaTunnel service will automatically start after this time in minutes. This helps you to stop the service from being started, in case of malfunction.