[Neat]

This guide will help you to change your IP using your VPS/Shell Account/VPS Spot.

You should have:

1. Putty.

2. VPS/Shell Account/VPS Spot.

*If you don't have Putty you can download it from here.



Step-by-step instructions:

1. Double-click Putty.exe to open.

2. Click "Session" from the left side of Putty. Here you will enter the details of the forwarding server you are connecting to (VPS/Shell Account/VPS Spot).

3. Enter the address of the VPS/Shell Account/VPS Spot that is running SSH in the "Host Name" field and the port number in the "Port" field.

[img]http://revix.org/neat/putty1.png[/img]

4. Select "Connection" then "SSH" then "Tunnels".

[img]http://revix.org/neat/putty2.png[/img]

5. Enter the port number you wish to use as the local port into the "Source Port" field for example 1834. This is the port that you will connect to using the program you wish to tunnel with, and cannot be in use by any other application.

6. Select "Dynamic" and "IPv4" then click "Add".

[img]http://revix.org/neat/putty3.png[/img]

7. Click "Open" to begin your SSH session. You will be prompted for your username and password.

After we start the Tunnel , we can now connect using it through Firefox/Chrome/Opera/Safari/Internet Explorer OR Proxifier.

Proxifier: A program that allows network applications that do not support working through proxy servers to operate through a SOCKS or HTTPS proxy or a chain of proxy servers. With Proxifier you can easily tunnel all TCP connections on the system or the selected ones only. It allows you to force all network connections including system connections to work through a proxy server (*Tunnel*).

Below I will explain How To part step-by-step:

Firefox:
1. Open "Firefox". From the menu bar choose "Tools" and then "Options". This will open the Firefox Options window

2. Click on "Advanced".

3. Click on "Network" tab and then click "Settings" button under Connection.

4. In "Connection Settings" window, click "Manual proxy configuration". Now fill "SOCKS Host" with 127.0.0.1 and the Port you chose. In our example we used Port "1834", then click "OK" twice.

[img]http://revix.org/neat/firefox1.png[/img]

Chrome:
1. Open "Chrome". Click the wrench icon at the upper right corner of the Google Chrome window and choose “Settings”.

2. Click on "Show advanced settings..." on the bottom, under "Network" click "Change proxy settings..." button.

3. Click the “LAN Settings” button in the "Internet Properties" window that appears.

4. Click the “Use a Proxy Server for Your LAN” check box.

5. Type 127.0.0.1 into the Address box and the Port you chose. In our example we used Port "1834".

6. Click “OK”.

Opera:
1. Open Opera. Press ALT button from your keyboard, choose "Settings" then "Preferences", Preferences window will appear.

2. Choose "Network" from the right panel, then click on "Proxy Servers" button.

3. Click the "SOCKS" check box. And type 127.0.0.1 under proxy server column , the port you chose under Port column. In our example we used Port "1834".

4. Hit "OK" twice.

Safari:
1. Open Safari. Click "Edit" , then "Preferences", choose "Advanced" tab after the window appears.

2. Click on "Change Settings" beside Proxies.

3. Click the “LAN Settings” button in the "Internet Properties" window that appears.

4. Click the “Use a Proxy Server for Your LAN” check box.

5. Type 127.0.0.1 into the Address box and the Port you chose. In our example we used Port "1834".

6.Click “OK”.

Internet Explorer:
1. Open Internet Explorer. Click "Tools", then "Internet options".

2. Choose "Connections" tab.

3. Click the “LAN Settings” button in the "Internet Properties" window that appears.

4. Click the “Use a Proxy Server for Your LAN” check box.

5. Type 127.0.0.1 into the Address box and the Port you chose. In our example we used Port "1834".

6. Click “OK”.

Proxifier:
1. Download and install the latest version from here (If it doesn't exist).

2. Open it up.

3. Click on "Profile", then choose "Proxy Servers".

4. Click on "Add" button.

5. Another window will appear. Type 127.0.0.1 on Address and the port number we chose which is 1834, then choose "SOCKS Version 5" under Protocol.

[img]http://revix.org/neat/proxifier1.png[/img]

6. Click on "OK", you will get a message asking you to use the proxy (Tunnel) by default. Hit "Yes" button.

7. Click "OK" twice.

Now you are ready to go.

Cheers.

[teonanacalt]

Thank a lot for this tutorial, easy to understand.
Good contribution, appreciate.

[dbrownwebmaster]

Great tutorial! I now fully understand this!

[Neat]

I hope you enjoy it , PM me if anything went unclear.

[Hello Im Cool]

So you're telling me I can connect to my dedi like a proxy? Woot woot!

[Neat]

So you're telling me I can connect to my dedi like a proxy? Woot woot!

Yes , you can make it act like a proxy to hide your identity.

[RndxM]

Does it have private shells for use to boot?

[Neat]

Does it have private shells for use to boot?

You mean you can use this way via private shell? , if yes. Sure you can do it.

[Staid]

Nice and informative tutorial bro. Thanks alot.

[Neat]

Thanks Staid for posting. I hope it's clear enough to understand.

[milzgwaps]

Thanks for this man. Now, my RAT would work.

[hotland]

can i use dead proxy? or even a fake proxy ? :D

[Neat]

can i use dead proxy? or even a fake proxy ? :D

Nope, you can't. You have to use working proxy/socks in order to have this work.

[Derlo]

Very appreciated. I will try it out when I get home.

[BRatya po Rujya]

Good post man, I appreciate it. Well done.

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Good job man, been looking for something like this. Appreciate your post.