RoyalCobra777
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- Mar 23, 2014
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As the title says, do someone have a guide on how to create a proxy from your 4g mobile to connect to a bot? Thank you.
How to make 4g proxies?
- Thread starter RoyalCobra777
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Guntoro
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If you have computer 24h always turn on, u can use ccproxy (windows base), easy setup
spinozaa03
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for my setup i have multiple 4g modems each attached to a vm with linux/docker-squid on, also for each machine i have a custom docker image that listens for requests to do 4g modem reboots for change of ips, i also have all the vms report and update a central database to get each instant current ip and status.
RoyalCobra777
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Let's say i own 5 sims with unlimited data, can i use 1 pc for those 5 ? And use ccproxy to make proxy from those 5?
Guntoro
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You can try using dongle or mobile phone (hotspot). Install ccproxy on pc, setup multiple outgoing data. All your 4G connection which connected with PC can be proxy with port 808.
Hey spinozaa, which modems are you using that let you automate the reboots ? Do they have like local APIs you can use?
Also, have you had any problems with your IP not renewing after reboot and just keeping the same lease?
Thanks!
spinozaa03
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I make my own bots, reboot function is included, after rebooting it waits for the internet, when its back it checks the ip if it changes if it doesn't it repeats the process. The case you motioned is probable to happen in low activity time windows (like the night time), depending on your provider what typically happens is you release your ip to the pool of "unused ip's" of the isp, and reconnect before it is claimed by someone else. shouldn't happen frequently but if it does it could risk what ever you are doing.
I take it one step further with my bots that use these ips, I typically keep restarting until i get an ip that wasn't used by me for the past 3-4 days, so i keep a record of used ips.
I hope my answer answered you question, Take care.
Thank you, yes it did.
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Yep, a tutorial would be appreciated... If someone knows where to find such guidance.
I would like to make my life simpler. Handling a bunch of accounts and dealing with verification requests, bans or any kind of blockage, could be a nightmare, which seems to be quite well solved when using mobile proxies.
Detailed guidance anyone? (promise to speak well of you when I reach heaven
dogstyle007
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See here on how to setup squid https://www.google.com/amp/s/comput...ver-on-ubuntu-18-04-ubuntu-16-04-centos7/amp/Yep, a tutorial would be appreciated... If someone knows where to find such guidance.
I would like to make my life simpler. Handling a bunch of accounts and dealing with verification requests, bans or any kind of blockage, could be a nightmare, which seems to be quite well solved when using mobile proxies.
Detailed guidance anyone? (promise to speak well of you when I reach heaven
- Nov 25, 2017
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Sure I could follow, but that's the least complicated part of the puzzle.
They are still asking without coming up with a solution yet.
Guess some programing skills and hardware chosing knowledge is required if you don't want to face high level headaches doing endless tests.
So I'll go on the renting path, which seems to be the easiest and less techie challenged route.
Thanks anyway.
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Mayank Chandel
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I think you should go for an android application to create proxies because you will need to open the ports too to send request to your 4g proxy