(Game Info) How to find out ragnarok IP for openkore / Getting Server Information

How to check Ragnarok IP.
1.Using Comand Promt

firstly , open Ragnarok Online, login and choose the

server .
after that run command prompt

command prompt or DOS terminal windows. WinXP Start -> Run -> "cmd" Win9x Start -> Run -> "command"

after that, u need to type netstat , press enter and u will see ragnarok online ip address .

 

 

2.Using WPE

 

1. Download WPE and extract it.

• Before downloading, make a sure to disable your anti-virus as it can mark WPE as a virus and delete it. Download at your risk, we will not be resposabilized if your computer crashes.
• You will need some programs to extract it, the common ones are WinRAR and 7zip.

2. Open your ragnarok but don't login yet! Leave it on the login screen and open WPE.
3. At WPE's window, click on Target Programs button.

4. A window will open, search for the server's executable and double-click it.

Note. Some servers "hide" their executables by renaming it (like from xxxRO.exe to xxxx.dll or xxxxx.bin), so don't worry if the executable isn't a .exe one.

5. In the WPE's window, click on Play button.

6. Switch to your Ragnarok's window, put and try to login.

Note. Valid login information are not needed.

7. Back to WPE's window, click on Stop button

8. A window will open with recorded data. One of the packets sent to the server would be login packet which usually contains the server's version, master_version, IP and port - write them down because they are going to be used later. The packets will be different on each server, possible login packets may start with 64 00 or 02 B0. Other packets (such as 18-byte-long 02 04) may be sent before login packet.

Legend:

1. version (displayed as 4-byte unsigned number in little-endian, in hex)
2. IP (as is)
3. port (as is)
4. master version (displayed as 1-byte unsigned number, in hex)

9. See Converting Hexadecimal to Decimal numbers to convert the master_version and version before configuring Kore.

Wireshark

1. Download and install Wireshark.
2. Open your ragnarok but don't login yet! Leave it on the login screen and open Wireshark.
3. At Wireshark's window, go to Capture > Options on the upper menu or press Ctrl + K.

4. In the top right box, select the interface that will be used to capture on. If there isn't any specific interface to use, select the one whose IP address is equal to the your ip address or is not unknown. Alternatively you can try all of them and use the one that records the packets. Set the others settings like the images bellow:

5. Click on Start button and go back to the Ragnarok window and login.

Note. Valid information are not needed.

6. Back to Wireshark and click on Stop button.

7. In Wireshark main window, you can see the TCP segments that were captured. Fill in the packet filter, but what to fill in depends on the username you used to login.

Enter this in the "Filter" text box:

eth contains "xxxxxx" or eth contains xxxxxx

Replace xxxxxx with the username that was used to login and press enter. In the example bellow, username was Mushroom.

8. There will be only one entry now, click on it to show some information about it. This is where the IP and port is stored.

Write down the IP and port.

9. On the entry again, right-click on it and go to Follow TCP Stream.

10. A new window will open, in the bottom left, select Hex Dump.

11. These are the login packets. Take a look at it and write down the packets that contains the version and master version numbers. They are marked on the image bellow.

• version displayed as 4-byte unsigned number in little-endian, in hex
• master version displayed as 1-byte unsigned number, in hex

12. See Converting Hexadecimal to Decimal numbers to convert the master_version and version before configuring Kore.

Converting Hexadecimal to Decimal numbers

Master_version and server version collected from the login packets are in hexadecimal number (base-16) and Kore expects a decimal number (base-10), so converting those numbers are needed before Kore can read them.
Converting can be made using Windows' calculator or any other site that has a hex to dec calculator.
1. Open Windows calculator Start > Accessories > Calculator.

2. Go to View on the upper menu and click on Scientific.

3. Check the circle beside Hex.

4. On the calculator, type the number that you got for master_version and version. In the example, master_version hexadecimal number is 10.

5. Check the circle beside Dec.

6. After checking, the number shown should automatically be converted from hexadecimal to decimal.

You must convert master_version and version.

Configuring Openkore

OpenKore reads server information from a file named servers.txt. The file is on tables folder.
If your server is not listed in the file, then add a new entry. If your server is already listed, then modify the existing entry.

Syntax

[<server name>]
ip <number/host>
port <number>
version <number>
master_version <number> 
serverType <serverType name>
serverEncoding <enconding>
charBlockSize <number>
addTableFolders <folder path>

#Following configs are optional
captcha <boolean flag>
chatLangCode <boolean flag>
field_<location> <filename>
clientHash <hex string>
gameGuard <number>
private <boolean flag> 
paddedPackets <boolean flag>
paddedPackets_attackID <packet switches>
paddedPackets_skillUseID <packet switches>
secureLogin <boolean flag>
secureLogin_type <type>
secureLogin_requestCode <hex string>
secureLogin_account <boolean flag>
storageEncryptKey <encrypt key>
recvpackets <file name>
masterLogin_packet <packet switch>

Required

[<server name>]

The name of the server that you want to bot. The name must be between [ ].

ip <number/host>

Server's login IP.

port <number>

Server's login port number.

version <number>

Server's version (converted from hex to decimal).

master_version <number>

Server's master_version (converted from hex to decimal).

serverType

The following documentation describes a feature that was greatly changed in SVN trunk (latest development version) since the last release. It may work differently or not be available if you're using 2.0.7 or any older version.

Server's type. Each official server has its own serverType, private servers must use kRO serverTypes according to executables dates.

serverEncoding

Characters encoding type. The character encoding cannot be automatically detected, but here's a list of possible character encodings that you can use:

Encoding	Language used
Western	Language which uses a Roman-based alphabet. Example: English, German, French, Portuguese, Indonesian, etc.
Simplified Chinese	Simplified Chinese.
Traditional Chinese	Traditional Chinese.
Korean	Korean
Russian	Russian, or a Cyrillic-based language.
Japanese	Japanese
Thai	Thai

charBlockSize <value>

Character block (inner structure for character list packet) size. May be 106 (default), 108, 112, 116; with renewal servers, 128, 132 and 136. Correct value for a server may be not supported by a specific serverType or not supported at all, so merely trying values mentioned here may not be enough.

Implementation of this feature is expected to become outdated with server updates. As OpenKore is a free project, if you stumble upon such updates, you are expected to fix the problem and contribute your changes back. Usually, server supporters will do that, but there isn't any for random private servers, and some official ones may not always be covered.

addTableFolders <folder path>

Configures Kore to load tables file from the specified path (relative to the tables directory).

Used only when there is no --tables specified.

For english ones, you can use

addTableFolders translated/kRO_english

or

addTableFolders iRO

Optional

captcha <boolean flag>

Configure Kore to use the captcha 'protocol'.

chatLangCode <boolean flag>

Enables support for language codes (a pipe and two hexadecimal digits) in chat messages.

gameGuard <number>

Used for GameGuard and HackShield. See also: Poseidon.

private <boolean flag>

Set this option if Openkore connects to a wrong map-server IP. Usually for private servers.

recvpackets <file name.txt>

Configures file's name for recvpackets. See also: Packet Length Extractor.

masterLogin_packet <packet switch>

Overrides master login packet switch (but not its structure). Required for XKore 2 if it's different from 0064.

Example

[MushroomRO]
ip 127.0.0.1
port 6900
master_version 16
version 20
serverType kRO_RagexeRE_2010_01_26a
charBlockSize 108
serverEncoding Western
recvpackets mush-recvpackets.txt
addTableFolders iRO