Any working script for create ipv6 proxies from VPS?

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I searched on github , but unable to find one..

Any ideas?

Thanks
 
I have a working one, needs some small updates but can generate unlimited IPV6 IP's on certain providers.

Ill try sending you a DM with my details
 
This site https://3proxy.org/ has a script that can create thousands of IPv6 proxies. It is available for Unix / Linux / Windows platforms.
 
Do not try to creating ipv6 with a /64 range. They will be usless.
 
A /64 ipv6 address is usually allocated to users such as you and me. It doesnt matter how many ip addresses we create from this range, they will all be treated as originating from the root ipv6 address. Hence all your requests will be blocked subsequently. Basically a /64 subnet is equivalent to one ipv4 address.
 
A /64 ipv6 address is usually allocated to users such as you and me. It doesnt matter how many ip addresses we create from this range, they will all be treated as originating from the root ipv6 address. Hence all your requests will be blocked subsequently. Basically a /64 subnet is equivalent to one ipv4 address.
It's a technique of /64 prefixes often given on telco mobile edge to its mobile subscribers. As said, it's to group up mobile users in a given pool range.
 
Try this free script

https://github.com/Sadzurami/tunnelbroker-proxies

Features​

  • Supported networks: /48, /64
  • Connection protocols: http(s) / socks5
  • Authentication by username and password (or w/o auth)
  • Custom port numbering (from start)
  • Simultaneous online over 60000 proxies
  • Minor resource usage (1000 online proxies = ~ 50mb ram)
  • Auto generating tunnels list
 
I am willing to pay, who will help me raise a lot of ipv6 and ipv4 on my server. Urgent need
 
A /64 ipv6 address is usually allocated to users such as you and me. It doesnt matter how many ip addresses we create from this range, they will all be treated as originating from the root ipv6 address. Hence all your requests will be blocked subsequently. Basically a /64 subnet is equivalent to one ipv4 address.
then which subnet do we need and how do we create them?
 
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