Viettel: livestream2.tv360.vn, m.akamaized.net or v.akamaized.

net

Pakistan Ha Tunnel SNI Hosts

Zong: 104.22.71.205, 104.22.70.205 or 172.67.27.32

Jazz: filter.ncnd.jazz.com.pk/nc

Trinidad & Tobago Ha Tunnel SNI Hosts

Digicel:

DNS: 5.79.75.138

SNI: apps.apple.com (port 8080 or 80)

Zimbabwe Ha Tunnel SNI Hosts

NetOne: 52.128.23.163

Congo DR SNI Host List For Ha Tunnel

Airtel: www.edx.org

Thailand Ha Tunnel Hosts

DTAC: app.dtac.co.th

True: www.opensignal.com

Colombia Ha Tunnel SNI Host List

WOM: sena.territorio.la

Namibia Ha Tunnel SNI Host List

MTC: nofunds.mymtc.mobi/ (runs on port 80 or other ports)

Congo DR Ha Tunnel SNI Host List

Africell:
 SNI: premierbetzone.com (Can be used as a Custom SNI or SNI on ports 443 and 80)

Afghanistan Ha Tunnel SNI Host List

MTN:

DNS Mode: 8.8.8.8 or 8.8.4.4

Uganda Ha Tunnel SNI Host List

Airtel:

SNI: www.adge.com (this can be used as a Custom SNI on port 443 or even a custom Host header)

SNI: fmod.com (Port 443 or 80)

SNI: www.freedrumlessons.com (port 443)

MTN:

SNI: apo.who.int or reverse proxy it to get similar hosts (i.e oop.who.int) on port 443

padlet.com

SNI: myauthaccount.mtn.co.ug (port 80)

Togocell:

DNS Mode: 41.207.188.88 (port 8080) Enable custom settings in Settings and input Pry: 8.8.8.8 &
Sec: 8.8.4.4

Tigo:

DNS Mode: 8.8.8.8 (port 80) Enable custom settings in Settings and input Pry: 8.8.8.8 & Sec: 8.8.4.4

Ivory Coast Ha Tunnel SNI Host List

MTN:

DNS Mode: 8.8.8.8 or 8.8.4.4 (on port 80) Enable custom settings in Settings and input Pry: 8.8.8.8 &
Sec: 8.8.4.4

SNI: smscloud.mtn.ci (Port 443)

Egypt Ha Tunnel SNI Host List

Vodafone:

SNI: info.chunhomall.com (port 443 or 80)

DR Congo Ha Tunnel Hosts:

Africell:

SNI: Premierbetzone.com (Port 443)

Vodacom:

DNS Mode: 8.8.8.8 (Port 443) Enable custom settings in Settings and input Pry: 8.8.8.8 & Sec: 8.8.4.4

Myanmar Ha Tunnel Host List:

Mectel:

www.mectel.com.mm or list.mectel.com.mm (for either Custom Method or SNI)

Tanzania Free Ha Tunnel Host:

TTCL, Halotel, Tigo, and Airtel:

DNS: 8.8.8.8 or 1.1.1.1 (Port 8080 or other ports) Also add 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 in your primary and
secondary DNS settings.
Swaziland Ha Tunnel Hosts

MTN:

DNS: 41.211.35.48 (Port 8888)

Mozambique Ha Tunnel Host List:

Vodacom:

SNI: app.ubuntu.vm.co.mz (Port: 443)

Italy:

Tim:

SNI: 104.26.0.242 (Port: 80)

United Kingdom:

EE:

SNI: ee.co.uk

Cameroon Ha Tunnel Hosts:

MTN: auth.mtn.cm (Port: 443)

Pakistan Ha Tunnel Plus:

Telenor:

SNI: ezgaming.pk Port: 80 (you can add 8.8.4.4, 8.8.8.8 to the DNS section if you're experiencing
slowing connection, or its refusing to connect.)

Argentina:

Personal:

SNI: Acordar.argentina.gob.ar (Port: 8080)

Angola:

Africell: www.africell-angola.tedmob.com/en/internet

Germany:

Vodafone:

DNS: 83.169.185.33

Bostwana

Mascom:
 DNS: 1.1.1.1 or 196.202.240.10 or 196.202.240.20 Both runs on port 80

Guinea:

MTN:

DNS: 10.192.168.26 or 10.192.168.18

Mali:

Moov:

SNI: m.wikipedia.org

Togo Ha Tunnel:

Togocel and Moov:

8.8.8.8 (Port: 80)

Kenya

Safaricom:

SNI: www.betika.com (port 80)

SNI hosts or bug hosts offer one of the best ways to get free Internet. You can configure your payloads
on the VPN tunnel app of your choice, using different forms of injection to access an unlimited Internet
connection.

As a Ha Tunnel Plus VPN user, your VPN tunnel app will be useless if you depend on people for SNI hosts
and don't know how to source for them yourself.

All the methods shown in this article have been used and proven to work. It's not something or some
ideas that just came to my head and then I decided to dish them out to the public. This is what I've used
on many occasions to create free Internet tricks for different networks around the world.

Note:

Some of you might see some methods I discussed previously in one of my articles. If you happen to be
one of those people, you can either skip that method and go to the next, though I recommend that you
read it again because I do update these articles from time to time with new information which you
might miss if you assume that you've read them before.

1. Covid-19 Portals:

Covid-19 is no news to everyone. The pandemic took the world by storm and many people around the
globe didn't know much about Covid-19, and how to prevent its spread. To help combat misinformation
and educate people on the flu, and keep people updated on the infected rated, there are many sites
offering this information for free.

These sites include many international health bodies, local health organizations, and as well your
government health body. Most of these sites are zero-rated and allow you to access them for free
without having data on your SIM card. 80% of the countries affected by Covid-19 have zero-rated access
to sites offering resourceful covid-19 information on all their networks.
International organizations such as WHO, UNICEF, CDC, and many others have been zero-rated in
different countries. And most of them serve as a working SNI host for free Internet access on the VPN
tunnel app of your choice.

Here comes your part. Other than the International organizations that we mentioned, you can check
your network for these kinds of sites and test if they are still accessible for free and can be used as an
SNI host. Our article here will add give you some ideas on where to look at.

2. CDN SNI Hosts:

The CDN host method isn't something that most people know about. We already have an article that
deeply explains how this method works, but I will still cover it.

This method has to do with the CDN network providers powering a whitelisted site on your ISP's
network. Since it's easy for your ISP to filter a whitelisted site or blocked a zero-rated site from being
used to tunnel for free net access, we will head deep into the CDN zone which doesn't get much
attention from your ISP.

Since not every site is on a CDN network, you will have to manually check if your zero-rated site is on a
CDN network. If it is, you will check if that CDN network can be accessed for free too. From there, we
dive a bit further to get the working free CDN hosts.

One good thing with this method is that it works even for hosts that have been blocked by your ISP. So if
you have an SNI host that your ISP recently blocked, this method is for you.

Due to how big this method is involving several techniques to get working CDN hosts, I won't be able to
summarise it. instead, I highly recommend that you visit the full article and get yourself some working
SNI bug hosts.

3. Sniffing Method:
For most of you that use networking sniffing software, the use of the app ends at sniffing out working
configurations on other VPN tunneling software like Ha Tunnel Plus VPN. However, the use of network
sniffing software goes beyond that.

In this method, users get to sniff out packet hosts on their ISP's network using a sniffer app and network
analyzer tool.

The sniffing app, which is also called a packet sniffer, network analyzer, or network sniffer app can be
used to sniff or intercept data on your network. The data or packets transmitted on your network are
done through a protocol stack known as the Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP),
and so, each data is assigned a port and IP address which is whitelisted on your network to enable the
data to leave one end and be received at the other end. And that is where the packet sniffer app comes
in ..... to capture the data and harvest the port, IP address, and a few other details.

But then, how does this help in getting you free Internet access? It's not that difficult. Let's say that
you've harvested the data with the methods shown in this post, the next step is to configure the details
in your VPN tunneling software. Once you've done that, your VPN tunnel app will then hide your
connection and make it look like it's the regular data that is being sent since the injection on your
tunneling app has that 'whitelisted' IP address and port in the configuration.

This way, your connection will go through and allow you access to the Internet for free since your ISP
firewall is programmed to allow whitelisted "IP addresses or domains" to go through.

And since they have been whitelisted on your network, you will be able to use them on your VPN tunnel
app and access free Internet.

For the packet sniffers to work and sniff out the information that will give you free Internet access, you
will need some apps on your network to make this possible. The type of apps I'm referring to are those
applications that you can use on your network for free even when you don't have data.

Some of these apps have been zero-rated on your network and come in different forms; there are some
owned by your ISP and might come as a self-care app, music streaming app, or something similar.
Others might be from other companies partnering with your ISP, and they might come in the form of a
new app or an app that offers useful information and tips, such as a health app, banking app, Wikipedia,
Covid-19 app, and more.

In case you still don't know what's free and isn't, there are a few ways to do that. Go to your ISP's
Facebook and Instagram Page, and Twitter handle, and then check both new and old posts for anything
related to the apps mentioned above.

Also, you can check your SMS inbox for messages from your ISP, or even check Google. Those apps i
mentioned are common during this Covid-19 period and shouldn't be an issue.

I've written an article on how to capture packets and use them for free Internet. The article is free and
won't take you much time to go through it.

4. SNI Host List:

There are hundreds of SNI hosts out there being used every day to access the Internet for free. Even on
your network, there are many bug hosts people use but choose to keep to themselves and won't share
with others.

But then, what if I told you that there is an SNI host finder that will give you access to the SNI host list
for bug hosts currently being used in your region? Yes, getting these hosts aren't as difficult as you think.
However, these SNI hosts comprise working hosts and hosts that are currently being tested in your
region.

You will get to see their configuration settings and injection mode. From there, you can modify yours to
something on your Ha Tunnel Plus VPN app. In this way, you get to have your Ha Tunnel hosts with less
stress.

To get this method working for you, take a peep at our article on how to comb for working SNI
hostname list for free unlimited Internet.

5. Reverse Proxy:
This method is for those that have some SNI hosts or bug hosts of some sort that doesn't work or give
them free Internet access. There are some hosts on your network, though free to access without data,
you can't use them for free Internet because they have been filtered heavily.

There are several reasons for this, of which I've stated some of it before. To resolve such, you can
reverse proxy your Ha Tunnel host on a site like yougetsingal and see other domains hosted on the same
server with your bug host.

From there, you can check out those domains or IP addresses if they can serve as a free Internet host on
your Ha Tunnel Plus VPN app. However, there are some things you need to note when typing your
hostname or IP address in the search bar on the Yougetsignal site.

You can type your hostname with 'www' added to it but if it returns an error message, type it without
the 'www'. If it still gives you an error, add 'https' if it's a secured site or 'http' if it's not encrypted. Small
details like might make you lose out on a very good host that would have given you free unlimited
Internet connection.

6. Governmental Sites:

Covid-19 showed up at the breakfast table uninvited, and there was much misinformation being spread
about covid-19. To tackle misinformation and give citizens health-related tips and update on Covid-19,
many countries around the world made their health websites free access on their country's network so
that those who didn't have data could still access the information.

Some countries call their health department 'Ministry of Health (MoH), while others call theirs
'Department of Health' (DoH), you should know what yours is called in your country and their website
URL, and other affiliated sites that can be accessed for free.

Take, for example, you live in Myanmar and don't know what your health ministry is, all you have to do
is to Google "MoE Myanmar" and then copy down their website (if it's still free because it was) and then
check their site and newsletters for affiliates and other sites that can be accessed for free.

Similarly, you can do the same for your country's education ministry. Then again, some countries call
theirs 'Ministry of Education' (MoE), while others are the 'Department of Education' (DoE). You can
apply the health department techniques here and also get their websites and other affiliated sites.
But when it comes to the education sector, there are many websites that are free on networks in your
country. Some of these sites are offering free remote learning, others are tertiary institutions sites, and
online portals offering updates on school resumption and related matters.

You can also check for other government websites too that can be accessed for free and apply the above
techniques.

7. Zero-rated sites:

There are millions of websites out there that have been zero-rated by many networks around the world
for different purposes. Though the practice of zero-rating websites has always been there, it became
very popular during the Covid-19 pandemic.

During the period, hundreds of networks around the world zero-rated many websites so that those
people could access information and news of different sort and be up to date with the happenings.

Just like I mentioned before, there are millions of these sites and many of them can be used as an SNI
host to provide free Internet access. We've used them before and even demonstrated how it works in
some videos we made.

If this interests you, we have thousands of these zero-rated websites for different networks for you to
access for free and use. All that you need to do is scroll down to your network and check them out.

Another important thing you have to know is that "not all zero-rated sites are SNI hosts". Just take note.

8. Promotional Links:

Do you receive promotional links from time to time about a particular product or service? Oh, you
deleted the SMS or blocked such notification? Well, you might consider letting such messages get to
your phone even if you are not patronizing them because they can serve a bigger purpose.
Yes, promotional links too can get you free Internet access without much stress. There are several ways
to do it. In fact, this is one of the oldest methods to get a free Internet host. And yes, it might work
straight away for you, while sometimes it wouldn't.

However, there are several ways to make the bug host be of purpose to you. When encountering any
form of difficulties with it, you can use the 'Reverse Proxy", or "CDN Hosts" method and make it be of
better use to you.

Still wondering how to get these promotional links other than via SMS? You can visit your ISPs'
Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and their other social media handles and comb through for anything
pertinent.

9. Subscription Links And Trial:

This method is similar to the 'Promotional Links' method that we just discussed. The difference here is
that this method doesn't use a promotional link, instead, it uses a link that offers a subscription or trial
for a product or service.

This subscription could be in the form of music, video, social media, or something related. While most
might have an app to access the contents, others might not. For those subscriptions that are web-based,
the link might be free or might demand that you subscribe to the pack before it can be accessed.

If the link is free, you can just copy down the URL. If it offers a free trial, you can just sign up for it and
still write down the URL. But then, if the subscription service has an app instead, Google for the web link
and see if it can be accessed for free (even when you sign up for a free trial).

However, if you don't get free access to the web link, use the Sniffing method I mentioned before in this
article to get the server housing the app's activities. Still, you can also use methods like the Reverse
Proxy and CDN Host to work on your newly discovered host.

So, here we are! Kindly leave your say and suggestions in the comment section. Meanwhile, I have
another article coming up that will show you how to use a very easy trick to dig your network for free
Internet access.
This method uses only one protocol but employs a clever technique to get users free Internet access.
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Anonymous

9:03 pm, June 14, 2022

Trinidad & Tobago Ha Tunnel SNI Hosts Didn't work for me.ReplyDelete

Pappi Hex

2:35 pm, June 15, 2022

T&T has so many hosts and these hosts keeps getting blocked by the day. For example,
cdnjs.cloudflare.com will work this week but won't work next week. Instead, who.int will be the one
working.

That's the reason I posted just one.Delete

Anonymous

6:44 am, June 15, 2022

Zong ki new fele de doReplyDelete

Anonymous

7:28 pm, June 17, 2022

Jaz host pleaseReplyDelete

Anonymous

7:30 pm, June 17, 2022

Pappi Hex

12:05 pm, June 22, 2022

Sure, just stick aroundDelete

Anonymous

9:53 am, June 22, 2022

Why port 80 works but 443 is not while its open. Any adviceReplyDelete

Pappi Hex

12:02 pm, June 22, 2022

Okay, that depends. How did you check if port 443 is closed? Normally, when checking for stuff like this,
you are to do it directly on your network...you know, use CMD on your PC or Terminal emulator on your
Android and scan if the port is open or closed.

And yes, you can do it on the web too if you want to scan someone else's network but most times it
gives the wrong result.Delete

Anonymous

1:07 am, June 23, 2022

In rwanda that ninyampinga.com stopped working since 20/06 what else can we doReplyDelete

Pappi Hex

4:05 pm, June 23, 2022

I'm working on a replacement...though it doesn't offer unlimited Internet accessDelete

4:35 pm, June 24, 2022

Can we have a host for Burundian's user? ThanksReplyDelete

Awesome TimoTimo$$

4:37 pm, June 26, 2022

Hello bro in Uganda we gat no unlimited hostReplyDelete