How to Set Up an ip:port:user Proxy on a VPS Using CCProxy
To set up a proxy in the format ip:port:user on a VPS using CCProxy, follow these steps:
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Download and Install CCProxy:
- Download CCProxy from the official website and install it on your VPS.
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Start CCProxy:
- Once the installation is complete, launch CCProxy.
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Configure User Accounts:
- In the main CCProxy window, go to the "Account" tab.
- Select "Account Manager."
- In the Account Manager window, click "New" to create a new user account. Enter a username and password for the proxy user. This username and password will be used for proxy authentication.
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Set Up IP and Port:
- In the main CCProxy window, go to the "Options" tab.
- Here, you can specify the IP address and port number for your proxy server. The default port is usually 8080, but you can choose another port if desired.
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Configure Proxy Authentication:
- In the "Options" tab, navigate to the "Authorization" section.
- Select "User/Password" under the "Authorization" options. This ensures that the proxy requires a username and password for authentication.
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Test the Proxy:
- Save your settings and restart CCProxy.
- Test the proxy by configuring a web browser or another application to use the proxy server. Enter the IP address, port number, username, and password to verify the connection.
Example Configuration:
- IP Address: 192.168.1.100
- Port: 8080
- Username: proxyuser
- Password: proxypass
Proxy Connection Format:
192.168.1.100:8080:proxyuser:proxypass
By following these steps, you can set up a proxy server on your VPS using CCProxy in the ip:port:user format.
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