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Redirect connections from different ports at one ipv4 address to unique random ipv6 address from \64 subnetwork. Based on 3proxy

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Requirements

  • Centos 7
  • IPv6 \64

Installation

Video tutorial, VPS from Vultr used as Centos setup

  1. Install all packages (yum update -y && yum install make wget curl jq git -y)

  2. Disable the limits (ulimit -n 1009999 and ulimit -c unlimited)

  3. Install jq: yum install epel-release -y and yum install jq -y

  4. For regular user/pass auth proxies, use: bash <(curl -s "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rafaelb128/ipv4-ipv6-proxy/master/scripts/install.sh") 4.a For no auth proxies, use: bash <(curl -s "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rafaelb128/ipv4-ipv6-proxy/master/scripts/install-ipauth.sh")

  5. If you generate a lot of proxy you can see at which state you are by running watch "cat /home/proxy-installer/data.txt | wc -l" and watch "ifconfig | wc -l"

  6. After installation dowload the file proxy.zip

    • File structure: IP4:PORT:LOGIN:PASS or IP4:PORT