@theSlacklife- this program has a problem with sequential IPs. Here is an example: "192.1-8.1.6" and "192.168.1.7". Once I removed one of these IPs, my program stop crashing upon start. Also make sure that your IPs are entered in correctly.
@newuser42 turn it off... Let me guess your friends are afraid to give you their IP? It's called a public IP for a reason. Anytime you connect to another computer you have to tell the other computer what your IP is so if you use a packet sniffer program such as the free Wireshark, you can easily find your friends IPs and add them to your program yourself. Once your friends see how useful this program is they will be DMing you their IPs before you even ask for them. I have over a hundred IPs of friends for this program already entered. When someone is skeptical about giving up their IPs, the friends that already have benefited from the program quickly convince them for me.
I can confirm that this program works and works well. I collected all my friends IPs and entered it into the program. I did this with a free program called Wireshark. Once all my friends are in the session I can turn on the program and it kicks everybody else that isn't on the whitelist out of the session. When the program is activated it keeps everybody from entering the session even if they're on the whitelist. You have to turn it off for your friends to enter the session. Once they are in the session you turn it back on and nobody can enter. You can keep it off with your friends in the session and allow randoms to enter and the minute anybody causes a problem you can clear the room of all randoms by turning the program back on. Remember you need the public IP's of all your friends. Your friends IP's may change especially if they are on a VPN. It does require some work to keep your IP list current but it is well worth it.
I must also add that you need to be the host of the session for this to work. In order to be the host you have to be in a session by yourself and that automatically makes you the host. You can easily do this by suspending the process for GTA 5 in the resource manager for at least 7 seconds and then resuming the process. Very rarely do you get kicked to single-player but if you do just turn on the program before you reenter GTA online and it'll put you in a public lobby by yourself and make you the host.
Thanks, JTTN45 on SC...
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@theSlacklife- this program has a problem with sequential IPs. Here is an example: "192.1-8.1.6" and "192.168.1.7". Once I removed one of these IPs, my program stop crashing upon start. Also make sure that your IPs are entered in correctly.
@newuser42 turn it off... Let me guess your friends are afraid to give you their IP? It's called a public IP for a reason. Anytime you connect to another computer you have to tell the other computer what your IP is so if you use a packet sniffer program such as the free Wireshark, you can easily find your friends IPs and add them to your program yourself. Once your friends see how useful this program is they will be DMing you their IPs before you even ask for them. I have over a hundred IPs of friends for this program already entered. When someone is skeptical about giving up their IPs, the friends that already have benefited from the program quickly convince them for me.
I can confirm that this program works and works well. I collected all my friends IPs and entered it into the program. I did this with a free program called Wireshark. Once all my friends are in the session I can turn on the program and it kicks everybody else that isn't on the whitelist out of the session. When the program is activated it keeps everybody from entering the session even if they're on the whitelist. You have to turn it off for your friends to enter the session. Once they are in the session you turn it back on and nobody can enter. You can keep it off with your friends in the session and allow randoms to enter and the minute anybody causes a problem you can clear the room of all randoms by turning the program back on. Remember you need the public IP's of all your friends. Your friends IP's may change especially if they are on a VPN. It does require some work to keep your IP list current but it is well worth it.
I must also add that you need to be the host of the session for this to work. In order to be the host you have to be in a session by yourself and that automatically makes you the host. You can easily do this by suspending the process for GTA 5 in the resource manager for at least 7 seconds and then resuming the process. Very rarely do you get kicked to single-player but if you do just turn on the program before you reenter GTA online and it'll put you in a public lobby by yourself and make you the host.
Thanks, JTTN45 on SC...