How to use my android devices as 4g proxy?
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UnknownJones
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Do you know which USB dongles those are? Quite shocked there's no documentation on which LTE bands these dongles work on .
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even I want to know the same I have 1 android and 1 apple with 4g and want to know how I can make 4g proxy of it.
I saw a proxidize video on youtube but it needs hardware which I'll have to check if it's available online or locally.
I saw a proxidize video on youtube but it needs hardware which I'll have to check if it's available online or locally.
I have tried a lot of popular softwares for setting up proxy server (3proxy, tinyproxy, etc) and none of them could use smartphones. The only thing that worked and keeps working is FreeProxy Internet Suite (unfortunately, Windows-only). Also, my tip would be to pay a great attention to DNS leaking - if it is present all your setup is worth nothing. Make sure to change this manually to 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4. in adapters' ip4 settings
Could you share these settings? I think I've tried everything but still could not manage to hook up Android/iPhone to it, lol
All the necessary adapters settings are available on internet.3Proxy works great with the correct setting as well as you need a autoclicker to automatically restart the network
It will work even better than a modem connection
You only need to clearly follow the instructions.
Try to find information in russian speaking forums using the translator you must understand
After you understand how to configure adapters for connected devices You will need to download an autoclicker on the device Android (in iPhone is a little harder so it's better to experiment with android)
Next, configure it on your Android device to enable and disable the network with a given gap that will suit you
Next, configure it on your Android device to enable and disable the network with a given gap that will suit you
For me, the most convenient way was the way of changing the network mode for what you need to enter the engineering menu (look for the code for your device on the Internet) of network settings next, adjust the autoclicker to replace LTE>>3G and the fast shift again on the LTE and after 10.20.30 seconds again this action (LTE>>3G and the fast shift again on the LTE)
Your autoclicker must do it
LTE>>3G and the fast shift again on the LTE
10sec pause
LTE>>3G and the fast shift again on the LTE
10sec pause
LTE>>3G and the fast shift again on the LTE
10sec pause
.........etc
You can also test which network mode for you is faster sometimes it happens that 3g is superior to 4g then the main mode must be installed 3g i.e 3G>>LTE>>3G 10sec pause 3G>>LTE>>3G 10sec pause...........................
Your autoclicker must do it
LTE>>3G and the fast shift again on the LTE
10sec pause
LTE>>3G and the fast shift again on the LTE
10sec pause
LTE>>3G and the fast shift again on the LTE
10sec pause
.........etc
You can also test which network mode for you is faster sometimes it happens that 3g is superior to 4g then the main mode must be installed 3g i.e 3G>>LTE>>3G 10sec pause 3G>>LTE>>3G 10sec pause...........................
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Well, I did try to find info on this topic, but there is literally no info in any language about “3proxy + smartphone”. And there is actually not much that can be tweaked in 3proxy regarding adapters. I would appreciate if you were a bit more specific about these correct settings
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You need linux for squid , 3proxy
Suggested is debian
For windows use ccproxy
For android data toggle use UI clicker by x,y position with interval.
If yoi don't understand you can't make it. It'll take time but it'll be worth.
Suggested is debian
For windows use ccproxy
For android data toggle use UI clicker by x,y position with interval.
If yoi don't understand you can't make it. It'll take time but it'll be worth.
When connecting a phone or modem, a NDIS adapter is created You can even read about the settings for the modem and configure your phone on this instruction. No difference If you understand what you do otherwise, you will have to pay anyone to help you set up. No one will spend their time with you for free
This is an example of the configuration
this does not mean that you are copying this configuration for yourself
service
monitor C:\3proxy\bin64\3proxy.txt
maxconn 500
nscache 65536
timeouts 1 5 30 60 180 1800 15 60
#log C:\3proxy\log\3proxy.log D
#logformat "- +_L%t.%. %N.%p %E %U %C:%c %R:%r %O %I %h %T"
#rotate 180
auth strong
users login:CLass
allow login
proxy -n -a -p8001 -i192.168.1.229 -e192.168.10.100
proxy -n -a -p8002 -i192.168.1.229 -e192.168.11.100
proxy -n -a -p8003 -i192.168.1.229 -e192.168.12.100
flush
monitor C:\3proxy\bin64\3proxy.txt
maxconn 500
nscache 65536
timeouts 1 5 30 60 180 1800 15 60
#log C:\3proxy\log\3proxy.log D
#logformat "- +_L%t.%. %N.%p %E %U %C:%c %R:%r %O %I %h %T"
#rotate 180
auth strong
users login:CL
assallow login
proxy -n -a -p8001 -i192.168.1.229 -e192.168.10.100
proxy -n -a -p8002 -i192.168.1.229 -e192.168.11.100
proxy -n -a -p8003 -i192.168.1.229 -e192.168.12.100
flush
At first, I also searched for information for a long time, but in the end I managed to set it up
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be9hop
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Read the documentation at https://proxyknow.com/
You can learn just about everything from their guide. They have both a free and paid version.
You can learn just about everything from their guide. They have both a free and paid version.
can you tell me the name of these russians foruns?
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4pda.
ProxyFactory
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in forum there is few threads