Is there a way to proxify your entire pc?

This is my situation:

I have a perfect mass email program (database-emailer) it has all functions i need, i can load thousands of pop 3 accounts with a single click from my mouse, i can sent mail very fast, i can handle huge lists, etc, etc

however, it has one big problem: It doesnt support proxy lists! That means that after sending a few emails, hotmail will block me out, as the same ip constantly logins to various accounts.

That is why i am looking for a program wich puts my entire pc behind a proxy list. A program that will automatically switch my pc's ip every few minutes, or even every connection (so hotmail would see different ip's accessing the accounts)

The program should be able to proxify all my connections, and work with a large proxy list, switching every minute or every connection.

Does anyone know or such a program exists?

Thanks in advance!

Gosh, I can't believe it. I just wanted to start a thread looking for such a tool. I currently have ProxySwitcher, does anyone know it this tool is able to render above-mentioned function?

I remember that a youtube tool had that built-in!

also you can use a vpn

proxyfirewall
but i prefer vpn

Excuse my "ignorance" but how on earth is a vpn (virtual private network) going to solve the issue?

At best you'll just get a series of IPs within the same domain, assuming your vpn switches you between ip addresses of course (AFAIK that would need you to reconnect to your vpn in order to get a new allocated IP).

You just need a proxy switcher/rotator - google will help you there

RN

To proxify all your connections just use proxifier program. google for it. i use it since last 2 month and satisfied with it (if you don't want to buy it, cracked available at any warez forum).

jessica_lee_833 said:

proxyfirewall
but i prefer vpn

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+1 for proxyfirewall. it will do the job and most importantly it is free app

also sockscap is good if you want to proxify certain application.

Proxyfirewall, as everyone else said.

Yes it is definately possible, you don't really even need all these software tools if you know how to use a router properly.