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Description of the '.connect' command in HyperDbg. |
.connect
.connect [local]
.connect [Ip (string)] [Port (decimal)]
Connects to a remote computer session or connects to a local debugger.
{% hint style="success" %} If you don't specify the port, then HyperDbg uses the default port, which is 50000; however, you can change the default port if you compile the HyperDbg. {% endhint %}
[local]
The local debugging system.
[Ip (string)]
The IP Address of the remote system.
[Port (decimal)] (optional)
The port address that the remote debugger listens on it.
The following example connects to the current system for local debugging.
HyperDbg> .connect local
The following command connects to a remote system (192.168.1.5) which the HyperDbg debugger listens on its 50000 (by default) port.
HyperDbg> .connect 192.168.1.5
The following command connects to a remote system (192.168.1.5) which the HyperDbg debugger listens on its 50001 port.
HyperDbg> .connect 192.168.1.5 50001
To connect to the local debugger in the VMI Mode, you need to use the following function in libhyperdbg:
VOID
hyperdbg_u_connect_local_debugger();
To connect to the remote debugger in the VMI Mode, you need to use the following function in libhyperdbg:
BOOLEAN
hyperdbg_u_connect_remote_debugger(const CHAR * ip, const CHAR * port);
- In order to be able to load modules and run commands, you have to connect to a remote system or debug your current system.
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