Is there a such thing as a proxy that...
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No1here
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Sure there are proxies like the type you're looking for. More often than not, those types of proxies have been set up by the person who intends to use them from another location.
For example, sets up a proxy at his office and uses it for whatever he needs. If someone can find a way to keep a proxy running in stealth mode on a library computer that much the better.
I have seen plenty of great deals available right here in BHW where you can purchase X amount of proxies for use with different software or just for browsing downloading.
The thing is that those are private proxies and you've got to pay if you wanna play.
For example, sets up a proxy at his office and uses it for whatever he needs. If someone can find a way to keep a proxy running in stealth mode on a library computer that much the better.
I have seen plenty of great deals available right here in BHW where you can purchase X amount of proxies for use with different software or just for browsing downloading.
The thing is that those are private proxies and you've got to pay if you wanna play.
NIXMY
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If utorrent don't have built-in support for SOCKS5 proxy, you're going to need proxifier tool for windows and private or shared SOCKS5 proxy. If uturrent use UDP as well (i have no idea about that), then you cannot use a proxy for this software because UDP traffic will not be anonymized through the proxy.
A VPN is what you need if uturrent use both TCP/UDP .
PS. Proxies eventually go down but if you need guarantee of uptime, you should go with shared or private proxy provider listed here.
A VPN is what you need if uturrent use both TCP/UDP .
PS. Proxies eventually go down but if you need guarantee of uptime, you should go with shared or private proxy provider listed here.
Thank you very much for both of those replies.
Basically I just need to be invisible, so to speak, or at least seem as somone that I am not. hence looking for a proxy. If a VPN can do that for me then that would be perfect. The only thing is that I am extremely unfamiliar with VPNs and so if someone could send me somewhere for me to learn about them other then general googling that would be great. Or if someone could just briefly lemme know about them here that would be great too.
Thanks again for any help, its very appreciated.
Basically I just need to be invisible, so to speak, or at least seem as somone that I am not. hence looking for a proxy. If a VPN can do that for me then that would be perfect. The only thing is that I am extremely unfamiliar with VPNs and so if someone could send me somewhere for me to learn about them other then general googling that would be great. Or if someone could just briefly lemme know about them here that would be great too.
Thanks again for any help, its very appreciated.
No1here
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Private proxies can by most any kind of proxy you can think of with the caveat being that they are not openly available to the general public. So you're paying for the use of a proxy that hasn't been abused by hundreds, if not thousands, of people before you got to it.
Generally, that is why Private Proxies are at a premium.
silentthunder
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Seems to me your best bet is using several proxies linked to each other. There are a
number of tutorials on bhw that show how to do this. Search button as always. After 4 or 5 proxies and strung together the possibility of tracking you become slim to none but never say never.
number of tutorials on bhw that show how to do this. Search button as always. After 4 or 5 proxies and strung together the possibility of tracking you become slim to none but never say never.
HoNeYBiRD
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how to setup VPN on Win XP:
Code:
http://compnetworking.about.com/od/windowsxpnetworking/ss/newvpnconnect.htmfree VPN service:
Code:
http://real-vpn.com/you'll get a username and password after registration, you need these to connect to the VPN what you setup with the steps above
you may need a paid service like StrongVPN (or Ipredator, TPB's own VPN service), but you need to check their TOS before subscribing, because some of them are not allowing p2p