Method - Create 4G Proxies using Modem

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Edit: I saw a lot of people looking for creating 4G proxies and trying to fail, so today while browsing i accidently found one of my old bookmarks on creating them. the guide is in russian so you might want to use google Translate.

I DONT OWN THE WEBSITE OR RELATED TO IT IN ANY MANNER.

Hope it helps,

Note the guide the too long to copy paste here so I'll link to it.

 
I see these shitty "4G setups" being shared around BHW all the time, and I never like to comment since I'm selling a related product, and I don't wanna sound like I'm promoting anything.

However this one is a major red flag as the proxy you're creating with this setup will be an open proxy. Anyone doing port scans (and many people will) will find this proxy and be able to use it without any authentication required, and that'll be a major security risk especially if it's inside a home. There's also a ton of other red flags here like the terrible scripting and self-hosting open-source software, I highly doubt this will work in the first place.

Now you know the risk so good luck trying this.
 
Afaik most ISPs have closed ports on 4G by default (unless you contact them and ask them to open) so that's not an issue, however I agree... for light or normal use it's probably not even worth to set it up (just count and add up the costs of hardware, sims, contracts, etc).
 
it's not a bad rough and ready guide.

The comments are far more useful than the actual article though ;)
 
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Thank you for sharing. But it`s quite an ordinary article which may bring you a lot of mistakes also.
 
Your method is not good since the dongels are too close to each other !!!
that might work but you will get too many SNR
Please don't overthink, it works, pretty damn good, even on fb.
 
Please don't overthink, it works, pretty damn good, even on fb.
OK I understand you have no clue in RF signals. just don't fool others.
did you ever had a bed reception in theater?? this is since it is too crowded place. your setup looks nice but it is not wise.
 
OK I understand you have no clue in RF signals. just don't fool others.
did you ever had a bed reception in theater?? this is since it is too crowded place. your setup looks nice but it is not wise.
Which setup would you recommend? Links you may have that we can use for our own?
Thanks,
 
The above link was helpful, but for example, 1 have 5 network cards so how will I make 5 proxies out of them?
 
I see these shitty "4G setups" being shared around BHW all the time, and I never like to comment since I'm selling a related product, and I don't wanna sound like I'm promoting anything.

However this one is a major red flag as the proxy you're creating with this setup will be an open proxy. Anyone doing port scans (and many people will) will find this proxy and be able to use it without any authentication required, and that'll be a major security risk especially if it's inside a home. There's also a ton of other red flags here like the terrible scripting and self-hosting open-source software, I highly doubt this will work in the first place.

Now you know the risk so good luck trying this.
Yes I agree with you..
 
Can you name me that USB hub
any USB hub with power adapter having at least 4A 5V is OK. each stick max consumption is 750ma.

some hub don't handle well 2 usb of the same type. orico made me a mess. I just bought 80W POWER and used many hubs on it.
 
any USB hub with power adapter having at least 4A 5V is OK. each stick max consumption is 750ma.

some hub don't handle well 2 usb of the same type. orico made me a mess. I just bought 80W POWER and used many hubs on it.
Thank you for that Info Anyway can you suggest me that 80W POWER
 
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Anybody here have knowlege and experience to help me to finish setup mobile proxies? I will pay $150 for help or give some other things worth thousands of $$$. Please contact if you can help me to finish my setup (pc with linux, dongles, usb2 hubs, ubuntu mate installed, 3proxy) and make this setup scalable to more then few mobile modems.
 
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