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FAQ

Q: What is it?
A: This is a comprehensive anti-ban-bypass system. Players are checked for their country, proxy/VPN, and internet provider local bans (ASN bans).

Q: Who is this system for?
A: For advanced server administrators

Q: Is the system fully automatic?
A: Yes and no. It also has manual control tools, since automatic protection can be bypassed if you know how to do it.

Q: Does the system give 100% results?
A: No

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Installation

  • Install core plugin bypass_guard.amxx
  • Set up the configuration file addons/amxmodx/configs/plugins/plugin-bypass_guard.cfg
  • Depending on bypass_guard_country_check_mode cvar value, set up addons/amxmodx/configs/bypass_guard/allowed_countries.ini or banned_countries.ini
  • Install data provider plugin bg_provider_iphubclient.amxx
  • Install modules/iphubclient_amxx_i386.so (for linux) or modules/iphubclient_amxx.dll (for windows)
  • Go to iphub.info, register, get free API key. It is recommended to make 5 or more personal API keys for every CS server. You can get one API key for one account, so register multiple accounts using vpn and temp-mail.org, or just wait (you can register 3 accounts every hour)
  • Set up API keys in addons/amxmodx/configs/bypass_guard/iphub_api_keys.ini
  • Install bg_supervisor.amxx
  • Set up the configuration file addons/amxmodx/configs/plugins/plugin-bg_supervisor.cfg
  • Start or restart server for the first run of newly installed plugins
  • Type amxx plugins into server console and check plugins status, that sound be running for all three plugins
  • Check amxmodx/logs and amxmodx/logs/bypass_guard for the presence of error logs

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