Build own proxy router or 4g for instagram?

[DigitalsPro]

Hey guy, after a lots of proxy tests I decided to build my own 4g /router proxy server,
I have a android phone with 4g fresh sim and new router,
I have VPS and i want to create from my phone or router proxies,
I read a lot of guides but cant understand the right way.

• Can I produce some WAN addresses from one 4g or each sim=1 WAN adress?
• How i can create the proxy from my 4g phone?
• And which proxy you suggest, from mobile or router?

Thank you!!

 

[DigitalsPro]

somebody?

 

[butter4]

you can do it with a raspberry and a surfstick, or a lte simcard router and a vps.
Just search youtube tutorials to set up proxys

1 surfstick = 1 ip

You can rotate it with scripts but then dont forget to configure dyndns to have the new ip

 

[blackgoldrider]

you can do it with a raspberry and a surfstick, or a lte simcard router and a vps.
Just search youtube tutorials to set up proxys

1 surfstick = 1 ip

You can rotate it with scripts but then dont forget to configure dyndns to have the new ip

i know how to setup proxies with ubuntu vps but how to do this with 4g simcards searched for a lot of video can't find a right one do you have a video?

 

[vinzzard]

Not sure how to do it with a phone. how much money are you saving by doing it yourself out of curosity?

 

[ladyboyboom69]

Hey Im thinking about going this route also and learning how to set up my own 4g router to rotate proxies.
Let me know if you find anything

 

[GoGuerilla]

https://android.stackexchange.com/questions/138519/using-your-android-phone-as-a-proxy-server

Only problem is that you are going to want some sort of DDNS system as your IP will likely change alot.

For that reason get some sort of USB type 4g card reader & set it up on a raspberry pi or something.

 

[blackgoldrider]

https://android.stackexchange.com/questions/138519/using-your-android-phone-as-a-proxy-server

Only problem is that you are going to want some sort of DDNS system as your IP will likely change alot.

For that reason get some sort of USB type 4g card reader & set it up on a raspberry pi or something.

have you every done it before with raspberry pi? I Founded how to set it up a little bit but my only question is...
Normally with a phone + 4g sim when you turn data off an do you get a new ip you know a way to do this in raspberry so it will get new ip? what command need i to use

 

[GoGuerilla]

have you every done it before with raspberry pi? I Founded how to set it up a little bit but my only question is...
Normally with a phone + 4g sim when you turn data off an do you get a new ip you know a way to do this in raspberry so it will get new ip? what command need i to use

What external device are you going to use for the 4g sim? There may be a way to directly interact with that. But off the top of my head the "hackiest" way would be disable the USB port then re-enable.. There is probably an easier/ more thought out method though

 

[mark14141414]

mmhm quick question for everyone

I use 4g on my phone, when I turn on and off airplane mode it changes ip but only the last digits
if I create accounts with these are they going to get linked together for that reason or it doesn't matter since they were made with 4g ips?

 

[GoGuerilla]

mmhm quick question for everyone

I use 4g on my phone, when I turn on and off airplane mode it changes ip but only the last digits
if I create accounts with these are they going to get linked together for that reason or it doesn't matter since they were made with 4g ips?

They could be easily linked, as its the same subnet. But chances are those IP's have already been used for account creation by real people if you're creating it on a popular site, so risk is relatively low if only doing a handful of accounts.

 

[mark14141414]

yeah I know about accounts getting linking on the same subnet but what I was wondering is if this applies to 4g ips too.
If there is a risk why did I read somewhere that creating accounts using 4g proxies is the best option?
is there some companies that offer not same subnet on reset / air plane mode?

 

[GoGuerilla]

yeah I know about accounts getting linking on the same subnet but what I was wondering is if this applies to 4g ips too.
If there is a risk why did I read somewhere that creating accounts using 4g proxies is the best option?
is there some companies that offer not same subnet on reset / air plane mode?

I haven't seen any service providers who offer this. It depends how their DHCP works, it could be tower based or it could be global or MAC based.. Would take a bit of figuring out to nail that one

 

[henryhuy]

I same, search many times but did not see the answer clearly.

 

[destrogame]

I have reached a point where I was able to connect to the internet via 4G LTE modem. And then added a VPN profile of an OpenVPN server hosted at one of my servers. Then I disabled DNS routing through my VPN network. This brought all the devices running VPN profile in a local network. Then I started squid on these devices and added HaProxy on the server and distributed proxy load across all the devices connected on the network.

The problem is how to change the IP Address of a USB 4G LTE modem device plugged in. I cannot find a way to rotate the IP Address for 4G LTE devices. Can somebody help me? I am using DLINK DWM-222 4G LTE USB ADAPTER. I can buy any other device for 4G connectivity if required. Please suggest me a better option.

 

[Mola Jutt]

Hey @destrogame any luck with your setup?

 

[destrogame]

Hey @destrogame any luck with your setup?

I tried working around AT commands to signal Modem to reconnect. I tried with DLINK, Huawei, and a few other cheap ones as well. The problem seems to be that the dialer works just fine and I could automate the machine to use the dialer and keep redialing but it is not a long term feasible solution. I tried switching the power supply to USB port and reconnect the device, the device sometimes comes back in AT mode or at times just doesn't come at all.

Some pain points I can share with you (so that you don't go in that direction):
- Raspberry Pi + 4G module is a no GO! It's complex and can be used as a science project but not at all scalable, portable or maintainable.
- USB power on/off every kernel version you are running to handle the USB may differ, also I couldn't find it reliable as I ran it for few days
- LTE USB Modem Kernel MOD: Found no device that would allow me to write firmware.
- LTE USB Modem external power supply, you can remove the power input and add supply from an external power source and keep switching it on/off using a relay. Don't Huawei blew up during this, and another one stopped working, no bad effect on DLink.

The only remaining direction is to test LB1120 which is a 4G Modem. I will start testing it from mid-July stuck with a lot of other work right now.

Keep me posted in case I went wrong anywhere during research.!

 

[manureverse]

I have reached a point where I was able to connect to the internet via 4G LTE modem. And then added a VPN profile of an OpenVPN server hosted at one of my servers. Then I disabled DNS routing through my VPN network. This brought all the devices running VPN profile in a local network. Then I started squid on these devices and added HaProxy on the server and distributed proxy load across all the devices connected on the network.

The problem is how to change the IP Address of a USB 4G LTE modem device plugged in. I cannot find a way to rotate the IP Address for 4G LTE devices. Can somebody help me? I am using DLINK DWM-222 4G LTE USB ADAPTER. I can buy any other device for 4G connectivity if required. Please suggest me a better option.

Hi @destrogame I am exactly in the opposite situation, or I found two models that work to change the IP address in 4g / phones routers, but then I can't open the ports and get in from the outside, I read that you can do it with a VPN but not I understand how. However to change the ip address I use a simple mechanical timer, connected to a 4g router like huawei e8378.
Regarding the solution with the phones I found an app on the playstore called Macrodroid with which you can automate the on-off processes of the airplane mode and then automatically reactivate hotspots.

 

[destrogame]

>> However to change the IP address I use a simple mechanical timer, connected to a 4g router like Huawei e8378.
Hi @manureverse
How?? I mean are you providing external power supply to Huawei e8378 and turning it on and off with a relay? I got through with Android Phone as well! That was really easy, but the pain with android is the device cost and how few of the batteries swelled and the cost rocketed of the entire project.

In any case, you need a proxy server running on the device for accessing the device from public networks. You have two ways, either you should have two separate networks on the device and ability to set the preferred network --- or ---- add all devices to a VPN network and the turn off the DNS of VPN server then load balance across all the devices on the network.

 

[manureverse]

>> However to change the IP address I use a simple mechanical timer, connected to a 4g router like Huawei e8378.
Hi @manureverse
How?? I mean are you providing external power supply to Huawei e8378 and turning it on and off with a relay? I got through with Android Phone as well! That was really easy, but the pain with android is the device cost and how few of the batteries swelled and the cost rocketed of the entire project.

In any case, you need a proxy server running on the device for accessing the device from public networks. You have two ways, either you should have two separate networks on the device and ability to set the preferred network --- or ---- add all devices to a VPN network and the turn off the DNS of VPN server then load balance across all the devices on the network.

I mean mechanical timer like this ones,
https://www.amazon.com/Century-Indoor-24-Hour-Mechanical-Outlet/dp/B01LPSGBZS/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=mechanical+timer&qid=1566385493&s=gateway&sr=8-3

At the moment i'm doing it with phones, but it is a little instable due to android/phones instability