I personally find squid an overkill for proxy. I can suggest you 3proxy. A small config like:
proxy -6 -n -a -p10100 -iXX.XX.XX.XX -e2505:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX::
can get you up on 3proxy. Or maybe using tinyproxy. The thread and server control is pretty easy with tinyproxy. Hope this helps.
I might be little late to help here, however I can suggest one quick thing. The 4G devices connected via usb have a dhcp server running on them. Just try changing these servers to provide IPs in range of 192.168.2.1, 192.168.3.1, 192.168.4.1 .. and so on. Each dhcp server will provide your PC...
I think the issue is with prefix length. I tried the solution, however the server providers at OVH, Vultr or Digitalocean provide us with IPv6. At the face of it, the prefix length is /64 however when we try to bind the IP to interface the traffic doesn't get through.
Try using: `mtr...
>> 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...
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...
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...
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