JohnMoat
Newbie
- Jan 1, 2019
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I've used this method before with great results. I won't share the exact instructions, but for those that are willing to put in some work, the following guidance will be enough to get started.
Requirements:
- SSH Enabled Server
- Huawei USB Dongle
- Raspberry PI3
- Data Enabled Sim Card
I'm from the UK and used ID Mobile 2GB Data (£5/month)
Hope I helped
Requirements:
- SSH Enabled Server
- Huawei USB Dongle
- Raspberry PI3
- Data Enabled Sim Card
I'm from the UK and used ID Mobile 2GB Data (£5/month)
- Place USB Dongle into RPI3 and figure out how to restart the USB Ports using Bash command (5 minute Google search)
- Research a proxy server to host on the RPI3, I used Dante Server.
- Figure out SSH Dynamic Ports. You're looking for the one that forwards a port to a remote host (the proxy port)
- Make a script that restarts the USB ports (gets new IP) then connects to the SSH server, then loop it.
- Use the localhost
roxyport on your server to gain unlimited IPs, to get a new one kill the SSH connection from your RPI3, then that'll loop back and get a new IP and connect straight back within 5-15 second
Hope I helped