OP 27 November, 2023 - 03:53 PM
(This post was last modified: 27 November, 2023 - 04:02 PM by legenddon3517.)
❄️WHY I AM GIVING IT FREE MANY NEW PEOPLE ENTERING IN CRACKING WORLD ARE NOT ABLE TO AFFORD THE PROXIES I HAVE SEEN MAY STORES SELLING /48 subnet PROXIES FOR HUNDREDS OR DOLLAR❄️
download the script for generating ipv6 addresses https://anonymfile.com/ZpRp/herandom-ipv...atorsh.zip and upload via ftp (Bitvise SSH Client) to server to root /root
go to the /etc/network directory (you can copy and paste)
on the interfaces file, right-click -> Edit with -> select the path to Notepad++ -> Ok
return to the website tunnelbroker.net, go to the Example Configurations tab, select Debian/Ubuntu, copy everything and paste it into the interfaces file, then save
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⭐METHOD TO MAKE PROXIES OF ANY PURPOSE ⭐ | ❄️STOP WASTING MONEY ON PROXIES ❄️ |
⭐FEW IMAGES FROM GOOGLE OF PROXY STORES SELLING /48 SUBNET PROXIES⭐
❄️THIS METHOD IS NEVER LEAKED BEFORE❄️
STEPS TO CREATE PROXIES
1.Server rental
you will need the cheapest VPS, for example from the provider https://firstbyte.ru
register, select and pay for the tariff "MSK-KVM-SSD-START" for 55rub/month
operating system select Ubuntu-16.04-amd64
❄️THIS METHOD IS NEVER LEAKED BEFORE❄️
STEPS TO CREATE PROXIES
1.Server rental
you will need the cheapest VPS, for example from the provider https://firstbyte.ru
register, select and pay for the tariff "MSK-KVM-SSD-START" for 55rub/month
operating system select Ubuntu-16.04-amd64
pay for the order while the server is being deployed, we take ipv6 addresses for free
2. We get a free ipv6 subnet /48
go to the website https://tunnelbroker.net/ register, confirm your email, you can enter fictitious data, except email
log into your personal account and click Create Regular Tunnel, enter the ip of the purchased server from step 1
Click Create Tunnel at the bottom
in the next window click “Assign /48” and we get our subnet. You need to remember it(!) We will return to this site later
3. Setting up the server
you will need: Any ssh client, for example Bitvise SSH Client https://www.bitvise.com/ssh-client-download
notepad++https://notepad-plus-plus.org/
connect via ssh, access data via ssh, take firstbyte in lk
go to the website https://tunnelbroker.net/ register, confirm your email, you can enter fictitious data, except email
log into your personal account and click Create Regular Tunnel, enter the ip of the purchased server from step 1
Click Create Tunnel at the bottom
in the next window click “Assign /48” and we get our subnet. You need to remember it(!) We will return to this site later
3. Setting up the server
you will need: Any ssh client, for example Bitvise SSH Client https://www.bitvise.com/ssh-client-download
notepad++https://notepad-plus-plus.org/
connect via ssh, access data via ssh, take firstbyte in lk
In the Terminal window (Bitvise SSH Client) we give commands, everything is possible at once, but from time to time there are errors and if the proxies do not start at the end you need to repeat further steps, you can enter commands one at a time:
apt-get update
apt-get -y install gcc g++ git make bc pwgen nano
cd ~
wget --no-check-certificatehttps://github.com/z3APA3A/3proxy/archive/0.8.13.tar.gz
tar xzf 0.8.13.tar.gz
mv ~/3proxy-0.8.13 ~/3proxy
cd ~/3proxy
make -f Makefile.Linux
cd ~
apt-get update
apt-get -y install gcc g++ git make bc pwgen nano
cd ~
wget --no-check-certificatehttps://github.com/z3APA3A/3proxy/archive/0.8.13.tar.gz
tar xzf 0.8.13.tar.gz
mv ~/3proxy-0.8.13 ~/3proxy
cd ~/3proxy
make -f Makefile.Linux
cd ~
waiting for installation
then enter:
nano /etc/rc.local
clear the window and insert:
#!/bin/bash
ulimit -n 600000
ulimit -u 600000
/root/3proxy/src/3proxy /root/3proxy/3proxy.cfg
exit 0
clear the window and insert:
#!/bin/bash
ulimit -n 600000
ulimit -u 600000
/root/3proxy/src/3proxy /root/3proxy/3proxy.cfg
exit 0
Save by pressing Ctrl+O, Enter, Ctrl+X
download the script for generating ipv6 addresses https://anonymfile.com/ZpRp/herandom-ipv...atorsh.zip and upload via ftp (Bitvise SSH Client) to server to root /root
go to the /etc/network directory (you can copy and paste)
on the interfaces file, right-click -> Edit with -> select the path to Notepad++ -> Ok
return to the website tunnelbroker.net, go to the Example Configurations tab, select Debian/Ubuntu, copy everything and paste it into the interfaces file, then save
return to Terminal (Bitvise SSH Client) and give the following commands:
for i in `cat ip.list`; do
echo "up ip addr add $i/48 dev he-ipv6" >> /etc/network/interfaces
((inc+=1))
done
echo "up ip addr add $i/48 dev he-ipv6" >> /etc/network/interfaces
((inc+=1))
done
If you open the interfaces file again in the /etc/network directory, we will see that the IP addresses have been “pulled up”
go ftp (Bitvise SSH Client) to the /root directory and drag/copy the ip.list file to the 3proxy
directory Then we give the following commands:
directory Then we give the following commands:
cd 3proxy
ipv4=instead of these words we write here the ip of the purchased server
portproxy=20000
config="/root/3proxy/3proxy.cfg"
ipv4=instead of these words we write here the ip of the purchased server
portproxy=20000
config="/root/3proxy/3proxy.cfg"
mv $config $config.old
echo "daemon" >> $config
echo "maxconn 1000" >> $config
echo "nscache 65536" >> $config
echo "timeouts 1 5 30 60 180 1800 15 60" >> $config
echo "setgid 65535" >> $config
echo "setuid 65535" >> $config
echo "flush" >> $config
echo "auth iponly" >> $config
echo "allow * вместо этих слов сюда пишем ip сервера, для которого разрешить доступ к прокси ip6 " >> $config
echo "maxconn 1000" >> $config
echo "nscache 65536" >> $config
echo "timeouts 1 5 30 60 180 1800 15 60" >> $config
echo "setgid 65535" >> $config
echo "setuid 65535" >> $config
echo "flush" >> $config
echo "auth iponly" >> $config
echo "allow * вместо этих слов сюда пишем ip сервера, для которого разрешить доступ к прокси ip6 " >> $config
for i in `cat ip.list`; do
echo "proxy -n -a -6 -S8192 -i$ipv4 -e$i -p$portproxy" >> $config
echo "$ipv4:$portproxy" >> proxylist.txt
((inc+=1))
((portproxy+=1))
done
echo "proxy -n -a -6 -S8192 -i$ipv4 -e$i -p$portproxy" >> $config
echo "$ipv4:$portproxy" >> proxylist.txt
((inc+=1))
((portproxy+=1))
done
go ftp (Bitvise SSH Client) to the /root/3proxy directory, the 3proxy.cfg file with our configuration and the proxylist.txt file with proxies should appear
return to Terminal (Bitvise SSH Client) and give the following command:
reboot
reboot
After the restart, the proxies will come to life if everything was done correctly
4. A server in this configuration can hold 3000 ipv6 proxies at the same time, but you can take a more powerful one and adjust the number in the ipv6 generation script;
to change the proxy you need to kill the 3proxy process in the terminal, give the following commands:
ps -fe|grep 3prox look at the id of the running process and then: kill id_proc then clean the interfaces file in the /etc/network directory (you can copy and paste) so that it contains only 2 interfaces without our generated ip, delete from the /root/3proxy directory : 3proxy.cfg, ip.list and repeat the procedure from point 3 from the moment the ipv6 script is generated.
You can change locations on the tunnelbroker.net website, thereby changing the subnet \48
Everything can be automated/added. This way you can raise millions of proxies for almost free
to change the proxy you need to kill the 3proxy process in the terminal, give the following commands:
ps -fe|grep 3prox look at the id of the running process and then: kill id_proc then clean the interfaces file in the /etc/network directory (you can copy and paste) so that it contains only 2 interfaces without our generated ip, delete from the /root/3proxy directory : 3proxy.cfg, ip.list and repeat the procedure from point 3 from the moment the ipv6 script is generated.
You can change locations on the tunnelbroker.net website, thereby changing the subnet \48
Everything can be automated/added. This way you can raise millions of proxies for almost free
In general everything
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