Help me to setup my own proxy server, please

The Blackhat Guy

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Oct 15, 2014

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• Dec 18, 2015

• #1

Hi,

Can someone to help me to setup my own proxy server?
I need like 1k IP's,
Please PM me or reply here

Thanks a lot,

 

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revproxy

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Nov 20, 2015

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• Dec 20, 2015

• #2

Are you talking about Reverse Proxy?
First of all you need 1k proxies than you can use HaProxy for load balancing beween them...

When you will got 1k proxies i will help you setup the Reverse proxy...

 

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nelone

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Dec 15, 2015

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• Jan 1, 2016

• #3

He's a BigTroll, so he likely means 1k own proxies. The answer would be get 4 dedicated servers with 256 IPs

 

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password01

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Oct 28, 2015

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• Jan 1, 2016

• #4

nelone said:

He's a BigTroll, so he likely means 1k own proxies. The answer would be get 4 dedicated servers with 256 IPs

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Yes, I think that's what the OP is looking for.

I'm also curious, how do you assign all those IPs to one server. Can they run concurrently? Do you need many NIC devices?

 

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Ralph Urner

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Jun 24, 2014

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• Jan 1, 2016

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It's easy just get 4 Dedicated Servers with 256 Free IPs from OVH: https://www.ovh.com/us/dedicated-servers/

It will cost you good amount of money. Just setup Squid HTTP proxy server and configure it to be anonymous.
You'll be able to use all IPs concurrently.

Go to UpWork.com and find someone to setup it for your, it will cost about $50 to for a freelancer to configure.

 

seogiantking

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Sep 19, 2015

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• Jan 1, 2016

• #6

You will need dedicated servers and info about servers management to make proxies server. for newbies like me and you, we rent proxies.

 

mrankin

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• Jan 1, 2016

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password01 said:

Yes, I think that's what the OP is looking for.

I'm also curious, how do you assign all those IPs to one server. Can they run concurrently? Do you need many NIC devices?

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You add the additional IP's as virtual interfaces, and assign a single IP to each virtual interface (e.g. eth0:1.200 where eth0:1 is your physical interface)

Yes they run concurrently.