lorentzo
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And who would that be?
The site you have copied the entire tutorial and pictures - you have modified the text a little bit but..still.
And who would that be?
thanks for sharing the source.
Yes I do. Check this one. http://www.g7smy.co.uk/2014/08/raspberry-pi-as-a-3g4g-router/Thanks a lot.
Do you have by any chance any similar tutorials? I've been learning arduino/raspberry/electronics and I don't get enough of it
Thanks mate!nice share, book making this.
This is no longer applicable so please duplicate the process on a new rpi and single setup. It works by adding gw1, gw2 but it just isn’t reliable enough.You said the script needs small changes for multiple sticks. Mind sharing?
Hey thanks @waraffiliateThis is by far the most solid guide for creating 4g proxies, Thanks for sharing bud
I’m glad you like itAwesome, very good guide
Great let us know how it works for you.nice share i will try that soon
Yes you can. I use this with Ubuntu 14 and 16I can also achieve this with ubuntu?
This will depend heavily on if your multi-threading or not.Hi, i have read lot of articles here but do not understand one thing:
Why to have multiple dongles/Raspberries if the IP is rotating anyway?