I was looking at a program called freeproxy can anyone explain what it does and what its for.
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I was looking at a program called freeproxy can anyone explain what it does and what its for.
Connects you to a proxys. Web site send misc information that you dont need and it gets information from you. Like your IP number. A proxy just gives you the site, witch is faster in the most part.
I recommend A4Proxy best.
Google can (http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-...F-8&q=freeproxy)
the 2nd and 5th links are the best. let me quote them for you.
http://www.alphalink.com.au/~gregr/freeproxy.htm
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What does it do ?
FreeProxy is professional Freeware which channels requests for internet pages via a single computer and enables many computers to share an internet connection. If you have dial-up internet access, you can use the Demand Dial or Auto-Dial feature to dial up the internet either when it detects you want to access the internet (demand) or maintain a strict schedule of connection times (auto). Works fast with Cable/Broadband.
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V3.5 is a significant upgrade to the product which allows many users to share an internet connection. The basic features includes proxying HTTP, SMTP, POP, FTP over HTTP, TCP Tunneling and now also SOCKS5. Works well with a wide range of clients including Browsers, ICQ and MSN messenger and comprehensive help illustrates the setup of these clients. In addition, FreeProxy includes authentication to both an internal user database or to a windows domain, extensive reporting, comprehensive control of resource permissions, URL filtering, IP address filtering, local port binding, demand dialing, calendar control, proxy chaining, includes a functional web server plus numerous other features. Will run as a service in all platforms from Win98, ME, 2000, XP, NT through to Server 2003. FreeProxy is professional freeware geared for volume usage but will still have you up and running in a matter of minutes. Free support available by email.
Most people use proxies to be anonymous and hide their IP address and for other security reasons. but most free proxies are incredibly slow
i've been trying all night and after many, many failures i can't get proxyrama to chain any proxies succesfully, when i go to ie it complains even if the proxies are valid. maybe its cuz i run sygate???? this version5.0pro build1150 is very stable but this is the only problem :(
In the proxyrama folder there is a file named readme_proxyrama2 it says you have to confirgure your browserQuote:
Originally posted by MediaSlayer@29 September 2003 - 12:39
i've been trying all night and after many, many failures i can't get proxyrama to chain any proxies succesfully, when i go to ie it complains even if the proxies are valid. maybe its cuz i run sygate???? this version5.0pro build1150 is very stable but this is the only problem :(
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How to use the proxy server:
1. Check all your proxies to see which ones can be chained. You only have to do this the first time, because previous versions didn't check for that.
2. Add some to the chain list by right clicking them and selecting "add to proxy chain". I'd recommend you use 2-4 proxies there. It MUST be more than one.
3. Click 'switch to proxy mode'.
4. Select a port if you're uncomfortable with the default 3128.
5. Click 'enable proxy'.
6. Configure your browser to use 'localhost:3128' for http (or whatever port you chose).
7. If you want to, you can minimize proxyrama to the systray now.
8. Surf.
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Originally posted by junkyardking+5 October 2003 - 09:17--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (junkyardking @ 5 October 2003 - 09:17)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'>In the proxyrama folder there is a file named readme_proxyrama2 it says you have to confirgure your browserQuote:
Originally posted by MediaSlayer@29 September 2003 - 12:39
i've been trying all night and after many, many failures i can't get proxyrama to chain any proxies succesfully, when i go to ie it complains even if the proxies are valid. maybe its cuz i run sygate???? this version5.0pro build1150 is very stable but this is the only problem :(
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How to use the proxy server:
1. Check all your proxies to see which ones can be chained. You only have to do this the first time, because previous versions didn't check for that.
2. Add some to the chain list by right clicking them and selecting "add to proxy chain". I'd recommend you use 2-4 proxies there. It MUST be more than one.
3. Click 'switch to proxy mode'.
4. Select a port if you're uncomfortable with the default 3128.
5. Click 'enable proxy'.
6. Configure your browser to use 'localhost:3128' for http (or whatever port you chose).
7. If you want to, you can minimize proxyrama to the systray now.
8. Surf.
from another post <!--QuoteBegin-exeus@18 September 2003 - 20:54
Proxyrama its free it gets the proxys from web pages for you it allows you to chain anon proxys.....[/quote]
ok, download and installed. loaded my list of proxies, changed IE and Opera settings to 127.0.0.1:80 and selected verify. then I get "Invalid IP! Please correct before verifying". I verified a bunch and they were valid. So I deleted all but 5 verified proxies, still Proxyrama displays that message. What am I doing wrong? :(
ok, download and installed. loaded my list of proxies, changed IE and Opera settings to 127.0.0.1:80 and selected verify. then I get "Invalid IP! Please correct before verifying". I verified a bunch and they were valid. So I deleted all but 5 verified proxies, still Proxyrama displays that message. What am I doing wrong? :( [/b][/quote]Quote:
Originally posted by nikita69+6 October 2003 - 20:00--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (nikita69 @ 6 October 2003 - 20:00)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'>from another post <!--QuoteBegin-exeus@18 September 2003 - 20:54Quote:
Originally posted by junkyardking@5 October 2003 - 09:17
In the proxyrama folder there is a file named readme_proxyrama2 it says you have to confirgure your browserQuote:
Originally posted by MediaSlayer@29 September 2003 - 12:39
i've been trying all night and after many, many failures i can't get proxyrama to chain any proxies succesfully, when i go to ie it complains even if the proxies are valid. maybe its cuz i run sygate???? this version5.0pro build1150 is very stable but this is the only problem :(
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How to use the proxy server:
1. Check all your proxies to see which ones can be chained. You only have to do this the first time, because previous versions didn't check for that.
2. Add some to the chain list by right clicking them and selecting "add to proxy chain". I'd recommend you use 2-4 proxies there. It MUST be more than one.
3. Click 'switch to proxy mode'.
4. Select a port if you're uncomfortable with the default 3128.
5. Click 'enable proxy'.
6. Configure your browser to use 'localhost:3128' for http (or whatever port you chose).
7. If you want to, you can minimize proxyrama to the systray now.
8. Surf.
Proxyrama its free it gets the proxys from web pages for you it allows you to chain anon proxys.....
Use the same port that proxyrama is using e.g. if you have it set as port 3128 use 127.0.0.1:3128