Nowadays, setting up a local network on Ha Tunnel Plus or creating a Ha tunnel file for free internet access is standard.
The Ha Tunnel Plus VPN provides access to free Internet with unlimited data. Nevertheless, your Ha Tunnel Plus VPN app will be useless if you do not know how to create Ha Tunnel Plus files or cook up Ha Tunnel Plus config settings.
We provide several Ha Tunnel Plus accessible Internet settings and know how confusing it can be when you try to create a working Ha Tunnel file for the first time. This comprehensive guide breaks down every step needed to show you how to make working Ha Tunnel configuration files using operational free Internet hosts.
How to Get Free Internet in Ha Tunnel Plus VPN?
There are several ways to configure the VPN tunnel app to get free unlimited Internet for the Ha Tunnel Plus VPN. It does not matter whether you are on MTN, Airtel, Safaricom, Telkom, Ooredoo, CellC, Vodacom, Glo, Jio, Digicel, Mytel, Telenor, or whatever your network is called.
All that is needed is a little understanding of your network to get free Internet access (though they are some networks that need more time because they are cumbersome even to understand)
Also, you will need working hosts for free Internet access in this post. These hosts could be in the form of packet host, CDN host, or SNI host. A working host is crucial here because 92% of free Internet tricks depend on hosts to enable them to bypass your ISP service provider firewall.
Ha Tunnel Plus Configuration File Download
Before we proceed with "how to create Ha Tunnel Plus files," those interested in already made "hat files for Ha Tunnel" can get their own country's configuration in our list of working Ha Tunnel Plus config file downloads.
The configuration files in this are constantly updated by the Temo Group team. Access the free configuration settings for Ha tunnel plus from this guide.
Requirements to create or Set Up a Ha Tunnel Plus hat file
- Download the latest version of the Ha Tunnel Plus VPN app.
- Any SIM card of your choice with zero data and airtime.
- A working host/SNI or the one that you want to test.
How to Setup Local Network on Ha Tunnel Plus? (Create Ha Tunnel File)
This is where the tutorial begins. All that we have been talking about is to prepare you on how to create a working free internet configuration settings. Again, all the methods in this post can be used on any ISP's network in the world, including yours.
We will assess all the Ha Tunnel methods for free Internet access. Before then, you need a few things before we begin to cook up the settings.
1. The Direct Connection method
This method does not require you to do anything special because the steps are straightforward. Read on.
When to use
This method comes in handy when your network has an open port on its server, or you want to use a social media pack or a similar subscription to access free internet on your device. But then, this method doesn't always work, which makes it appear first.
- Open your Ha Tunnel Plus app
- Go to Connection Mode and enable Custom Setup
- Click on the drop-down arrow icon and select Direct Connection (Internet)
- Go up right and click on Select Port, and then choose your port from the drop-down (The most common ports used in this case are 8080,443, 3128, and 80).
- Go to Select Server and select the server of your choice. If not, leave the default server that way.
- Click on Start and wait for your connection to go through. You can check the Log section for your connection status
2. The Custom Payload or TCP Mode
This connection method uses TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) for users to access free Internet access. Though not stated, this uses the HTTP method.
When to use
This can be used for tricks that offer free unlimited access without paying for it and social media packs, eLearning bundles, and similar stuff.
- Open your Ha Tunnel Plus app
- Go to Connection Mode and enable Custom Setup
- Click on the drop-down arrow icon and select Custom Payload (TCP Mode)
- Locate the hamburger button at the top upper left corner of your screen and click on it.
- Click on Payload Generator.
- After clicking on Generate, you will be taken to another page where you will have to confirm the details. Click on Apply to apply the settings Ha Tunnel Plus if it's okay.
- Click on Connect and then wait for the connection to go through. You can also check the log section for your connection status.
Description of Methods to Create a Network on Ha Tunnel Plus
- Host: Here, you put in your free host/SNI. It could be the host of even the subscription you want to use and circumvent your ISP restriction for free Internet access. Here is a brief description of what some of these methods mean:
- Method: This is your method of injection (HTTP requests) to trick your ISP. There is a drop-down for selecting the one that best suits you.
- HTTP-Bug: Is your host an HTTP bug? Yes, most likely it is. This should be your preferred choice when creating configuration since it does the work of the GET. This method is specific and forces your connection through.
- GET: This method should be the second thing you tick when the HTTP-Bug method fails. GET does the job, too, very well. The GET method pulls data from the webserver to which you are posting it.
- CONNECT: Not really popular, though; this method creates an HTTP tunnel via a proxy server. This method is mainly used for SSL connections, but it also works for HTTP.
- HTTP Version: I won't start explaining everything from scratch because we might divert from today's topic. There are three versions of HTTP here:
- HTTP/1.0: This guy is old and is heading into retirement already. There is no need to use it unless you are very sure of what you are doing.
- HTTP/1.1: This guy is the most common version of HTTP today. To avoid issues, this should be your preferred destination.
- HTTP/2: Unlike HTTP/1.1, this guy is better and faster. It comes with improved performance, reduced latency, etc., but hasn't seen as wide adoption as the former.
- HTTP HEADERS: This section enables the communication or transfer of data between a web server and a client with an HTTP request or response.
- Keep Alive: This general-type header allows the sender to set the maximum amount of requests or how long a persistent connection should stay open. You need this option for your connection.
- User-Agent: This request header is like a middle guy who retrieves, renders, and facilitates end-user interaction with the web content. Long story short, you need it for free Internet surfing.
- Online Host: let's not complicate things. This is the web server, and you definitely need it.
- Forwarded For: This enables this app to obtain endpoint information.
Also Read: How To Get Free Unlimited Internet Access On Psiphon Pro.
3. The Custom Host Header (HTTP Mode)
HTTP Mode is written there, but you don't see anything other than the name and a Custom Host/Payload. The makers of this app should have also given this guy a payload generator just as they did with the TCP.
If the connection protocol must be HTTP and not TCP or SSL, I will suggest you connect through an HTTP Proxy if that will do. If not, take a walk.
You can put in your Custom Host and select the port it will run on in the Select Port section. Also, check the log section too for the status of your connection
4. Custom SNI (SSL/TLS Mode)
The SNI (Server Name Indication) is another method for free Internet access on the Ha Tunnel Plus app. This method overnight became very popular since tricks on it last longer. Tricks tunneled via HTTP, TCP, UDP, etc., do easily get blocked when shared with many users. This is because your ISP knows much about the above methods.
However, SNI not until recently wasn't used much. The method is still new to them, and your region might not even support it (for now), which should be good news for you.
When to use
This method can be used for all kinds of tricks. This includes tricks that offer free unlimited access without you paying for it and social media packs, eLearning bundles, free hosts, etc. I will use cdc.gov for Telikom Papua New Guinea and 45.33.4.164 for MTN Ghana.
For those who need urgent SNI, there is a way in which you can get free SNI/hosts without much stress.
- Open your Ha Tunnel Plus app
- Go to Connection Mode and enable Custom Setup.
- Click on the drop-down arrow icon and select Custom SNI (SSL, TLS Mode)
- You can now type in your SNI in the Custom SNI space provided, tick Use Realm Host (v2), and then Start.
Note: The above host used is what I said I would use. You are to make use of your own and not the ones I used above. If you encounter an issue while trying to establish a connection while using SNI, try adding www. to your host or take it off if it was there in the first place.
For example, we tried using www.cdc.org, but it did not work; we will try using cdc.org without the www. The same applies when you try using cdc.org and encounter an issue, you simply add www to it. This minor error can stop your connection from going through.
How to export a Ha Tunnel Plus .hat file?
You must have done your settings and confirmed the configuration is working.
- Click on the hamburger icon and then Export Config
- Add Description/Message: This is where you talk about the .hat configuration file
- Anti-Sniff: This prevents the config from being sniffed
- Mobile Data: When you tick this option, only those on the mobile network will be able to use the configuration. It won't work for WiFi users.
- Block Root: This will block Android users on a rooted device
- Password: When you enable this, users will need a password from you to use the configuration fileSet Expiry: This is used to step up an expiry date for the configuration to expire.
- Now click on Export, and the configuration will be exported to the Ha Tunnel Plus folder on your phone.
How to import Ha Tunnel Plus .hat file?
- Click on the hamburger icon and then Import Config
- Now locate the config you want to import and click on it.
- When it finally uploads, click on Start and wait for the connection to go through.
Conclusion
Use the procedures shown in this post, and a swell feel free to experiment with other methods to better yourself by creating free Internet tricks. If you have questions regarding this post, kindly hit us up in the comment section.