SocialMediaNetwork
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[DIY] How To Create Your Own 4G Proxy
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Thank you very much but I figured how to make it workPM me with teamviewer i will guide you free
Thanks anyways!
Now I'm having other issue - how to give access to the proxy from any network since my proxy ip that i'm using goes INTERNAL_IP:3128 (10.0.0.1:3128)
Any ideas?
SocialMediaNetwork
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Thank you very much but I figured how to make it work
Thanks anyways!
Now I'm having other issue - how to give access to the proxy from any network since my proxy ip that i'm using goes INTERNAL_IP:3128 (10.0.0.1:3128)
Any ideas?
port forwarding in your router should work!
wapking
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- Aug 8, 2017
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Will proxies change your SIM card ISP?
Great guide! Thanks so much for sharing! I have a few questions though:
Would this also be able on mobile phones? Or what is the advantage of using Raspberry Pi? Because a phone is much cheaper to buy. Would be great if we could use any old busted up phone for this. And you can get dualsim phones even.
Also, would there be a way to use the 12 in 1 simcards, hack those to use them all at once from one install? That would be a game changer, right?
Would this also be able on mobile phones? Or what is the advantage of using Raspberry Pi? Because a phone is much cheaper to buy. Would be great if we could use any old busted up phone for this. And you can get dualsim phones even.
Also, would there be a way to use the 12 in 1 simcards, hack those to use them all at once from one install? That would be a game changer, right?
Hey mate. Any chance you can guide me? I'm in a similar situation. Will pay $PM me with teamviewer i will guide you free
daibu
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- Aug 7, 2020
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How can people be so upset this thread was created? It's not rocket science or any kind of super secret. It's just 3proxy configuration and setting up a 4G modem. The information is already out there for any capable dev who does a bit of research. In any case, thanks for sharing on BHW and making it more convenient for people to access.
I would like to engage your help to setup a 4g proxy with mulitple dongle and have auto ip rotation function, and also with sales of proxy feature. please PM me.
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Hey,
Thanks for sharing!
Someone try Huawei E3372? I made some changes and its work but the IP is change each 10-30 minutes
Maybe i will find here the solution
Thanks!!
Thanks for sharing!
Someone try Huawei E3372? I made some changes and its work but the IP is change each 10-30 minutes
Maybe i will find here the solution
Thanks!!
rajkumar31
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Seems slightly complex but hopefully I will learn. Thanks for sharing!
Torta Ninja
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Would this script work on a virtual machine installed on windows and running ubuntu?
I doubt so. probably wont even work on normal ubuntu, but you can try and let us know.
Sekrio Suzuki
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- Sep 29, 2020
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I'm trying to set this up like
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/free-guide-create-your-own-4g-mobile-proxy-fully-automated-in-10-seconds-with-1-click.1252694/ this one.
Sadly he's completely compiled the script into an Executable so I cannot dig around his config.
His script allows you to avoid port forwarding. This is required in my situation.. does anyone have any pointers?
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/free-guide-create-your-own-4g-mobile-proxy-fully-automated-in-10-seconds-with-1-click.1252694/ this one.
Sadly he's completely compiled the script into an Executable so I cannot dig around his config.
His script allows you to avoid port forwarding. This is required in my situation.. does anyone have any pointers?
daibu
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Port forwarding is only necessary if you're trying to connect to your proxy from outside your own home network. In that post you linked, the IP address given at the end is 192.168.0.241:2000. This is the private IP address of his Raspberry Pi. You don't need port forwarding in that case because you can connect to it directly from within your network.
The good news is that this is always the case, and you don't need port forwarding to make this thread's technique work either. You can skip the router setup entirely and connect to your proxy using your Raspberry Pi's local IP address along with the port number you assigned in your 3proxy config. You just won't be able to connect to your proxy from across the globe.
Sekrio Suzuki
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- Sep 29, 2020
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That's what I figured but it will not work. I believe the proxidize script takes some unique features from my network and applies it in the config. After looking at his source I feel more confident in his script. I'll just run this from source.
daibu
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Right. That script is probably handling a wide range of scenarios. OP's setup only works with certain hardware and there are multiple typos in his instructions. You'd need a decent amount of Linux and networking knowledge to make this work for other cases. If you feel like you're close, though, I can try to help.
