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Camie Fons
Hello, I used to use proxifier app for my window 11 machine, sadly this app is not compatible with Linux, only window, mac and android. I run on arch linux now and run window 11 in vm. Is there an App like Proxifier for Linux with GUI? So I can select an app and forward it threw a proxy, I tried to look on the internet for it and all I see are terminal ones only. Do you guys know how to make it works or an alternative to it?
This what im looking for but I am not sure if I can add my own proxy server, do you know about this? I heard of this product somewhere. If not I might need to find their discord. This app looks really sick thank you so much!
I am in college and here we're allowed to access internet via the college proxy server only. I use a program named proxifier to tunnel all my connections(for the applications that do not support working through proxy) through the proxy. However It doesn't seem to work for windows store apps. Can anyone suggest how to tunnel store apps?
You don't need Proxifier, that is only used for tunneling normal applications (desktop programs) which don't have any inbuilt support for connecting through a proxy. If you have made an account in any VPN sites (e.g. PD Proxy, Your Freedom, Ultrasurf) then you need to first connect using their software, and then use the IP address and their port number (for example, 127.0.0.1 and 8080) as in this link.
But node.exe is ignoring this rules for some reason, I can see in NetLimiter that the connection is coming from C:\Program Files (x86)\nodejs\node.exe, But adding this path to proxifier's rules has no effect, other apps like telegram itself and firefox and ... works fine with these rules ...
Eg- My college doesn't allow students to connect to torrent sites.But when we put a specific i.p address in proxifier and set the "protocol type" to HTTPS in proxifier, torrent sites open.How does it happen.Just this one specific ip(172.16.1.11) works,nothing else.What is so special with this ip.
You are able to access disallowed torrent sites because you are viewing them through a proxy server. And this specific ip (172.16.1.11) is probably pointing to a proxy server inside your college that uses HTTPS protocal and is not banned from visiting those sites. When you first added that proxy server to Proxifier, There will be a message box asking you "Do you want Proxifier to use this proxy by default? You can change this later at Profile->Proxification_Rules". And if you click "Yes" here(I guess you did), the software will set this server to be your default proxy server.
And this means all your none-local traffic will be sent to that server, and when using a proxy server, whether you can access a web resource or not is determined by that server. I believe you will find more information on this question by asking "What is a proxy server and how does it work?". Try to search on Google, Good luck.
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Im looking for a proxifier that forces all Windows traffic through a specific proxy. I have my own server so I can ultimately configure any type of proxy (Socks, HTTPS, etc) so thats not a problem, although HTTPS supported is preferred as I like squid.
One of the biggest problems I've been having is finding a proxy program that supports UDP connections. My favorite is probably Proxifier ( ) it works amazingly, but it doesn't support UDP for ANY type of proxy.
Any type of injection proxy program will not work - I need one that redirects all general traffic using a network driver or similar. (unless you can guarantee that a similar injection program will work for most 99% of FPS games on the PC)
You can't proxy UDP, simply because unlike TCP, UDP is a connectionless protocol. A proxy relies on you making a connection to the proxy server, that proxy server making the request on your behalf, and then returning the data back to you.
What you need to do is rewrite the packets as they go through your firewall. NAT usually does this for you. Your firewall will also have to support SPI - Stateful Packet Inspection so it keeps a record of the UDP flow so that return traffic comes back to the right machine.
If you are unable to adjust the firewall that is between you and the internet then a VPN is by far the simplest way to go. There are many different ways to create a VPN using many different technologies. The right one depends entirely on a) what you are happy configuring, and b) what your firewall will allow through and c) What your client machine is capable of running.
EDIT: I followed up and tested WideCap. The configuration system is a bit clunky, but it does conform to SOCKS5 standard including the UDP associate function. Connected to an AntiNAT server in Socks5 mode it allowed a non proxy-aware application TCP and UDP connectivity without issue other than being somewhat slow.
Hey!
Running nordvpn on a machine, but using proxifier with target *.runescape.* on a private proxy. Which of the IP's would be displayed to Jagex; the Nordvpn or the one I selected in proxifier?
hmm so let me go back over whats happening i click on my wow_1.exe file, proxifier begins to load wow_1.exe file it stays on the login screen for 10 seconds and then in the application/connections it gives me "[07.27 13:03:36] WoW_1.exe - status.wow-europe.com:80 close, 113 bytes sent, 213 bytes received, lifetime 00:10" the wow launcher stays up but it "looks" like im not running threw my proxy service after the connection closes out because there is no traffic/byte count? am i wrong on this? could def use a little clarification on how the process actually works with games like wow.
Again. Afaik what you are seeing is the pull request to get the "News" Stuff on the upper left corner. There is no need for a constant permanent connection to just grab a few lines of text. If you log in with your character and play with it, there will be a permanent connection.
Ok so I've read through your guide. (thanks again btw) I think I am comfortable with the setup. The problem is the socks5 / proxy situation. I do not claim to know a great deal about the socks5 / proxy at all. I do have a purchased VPN that I use (privateinternetaccess.com) Can I use that in the setup of proxy or would I need to discontinue using that and do a premium socks5 setup? and what pricing wise are we talking about.. basically I want to do 4 bots at a time if possible. but still show each wow client as a different IP. If I need to move to a premium proxy buy/rent what do you use? suggestion.
I am having an issue with the Proxifier config with Private Internet Access. The error I am getting is "Proxy server cannot establish a connection with the target - connection not allowed by ruleset." Doing a search on this string with the SOCKS5 protocol I found: turns me to believe it lines up with the error code:
""Connection not allowed by ruleset" means you are successfully connecting to the SOCKS server but that the SOCKS server is disallowing an outbound connection to the host (in this case ftp.uni-paderborn.de:21). I would suggest that you contact the administrator that your SOCKS server to find out more."
I am going to dig some more into it tonight and also submitted a support ticket open with Private Internet Access but they have not yet responded. Per the above it sounds like maybe PIA has disabled on their server, but if others have got it working with them let me know. I was going to maybe give a shot with ProxyCap or WideCap before otherwise trying some other proxy provider for SOCKS5 and seeing if its a provider disallowing it issue.
Any suggestions are welcome.
@Lbniese I am wondering, do you know why both your instructions and Ordush recommend copying the WoW.exe? I was looking at the screenshots for his and saw your note recommending this. However, it always gives me the same destination IP address regardless of using multiple Exe's or a single Exe. Unless the Proxy server provides a list of different IPs for you to proxy through and you manually assign a different one for each Exe I don't see any benefit to making copies of the Wow Exe. Note also that for my proxy I am using a DNS name (proxy-nl.privateinternetaccess.com) rather than IP addresses.
For PrivateInternetAccess if you lookup the hostname they have a list of IPs, but I wouldn't assume the IPs stay necessarily static. I spose I could experiment and try going down the list and pointing to IPs directly and see what happens but I haven't investigated.
So creating copies of the WoW the Executable doesn't maybe by itself give you multiple different IPs. Granted, it could be possible that the proxy service if it allows COULD add a hop or two from itself to the WoW endpoint server, so the destination you see on your end doesn't necessarily tell you if that is the IP that WoW sees (since its proxying you). Someone could probably test and verify using a few instances of chrome or some other app through a proxy and look on their endpoint server logs if on some endpoint server logs multiple IPs that come from your proxy. Just thinking out loud, lol.
Anyhow, given your experience (and if you wanna ignore that last paragraph that's fine lol) do you find it assigning you multiple destination IPs via your proxy with your multiple WoW executables? I would kind of just rather run it all through one WoW.exe without renaming since ProxyCap seems happy using that as well.
I am having an issue with the Proxifier config with Private Internet Access. The error I am getting is "Proxy server cannot establish a connection with the target - connection not allowed by ruleset."
So imagine if I have a software on my PC which supports working through proxy servers and I enter a French proxy different from the one from Germany. Will the admins of that software see that my IP is from France or Germany?
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