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VPS with multiple IP addresses

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Hey everyone, i'm kinda stuck here wacko.png

I bought a VPS with 4 IP's thinking "Hey great! 4 IP's, 4 bots, easy!". So I bought the VPS and realised I have no idea how I take advantage of my other IP's. So I have a question for the clued up people here, can I use these IP's as proxies to run OSbot like I originally thought? If so is there a tutorial out there that you know about?

Thanks for your time! <3

- Higgings

Windows -> Create private networks for each IP..

Linux -> Set up Socks5 Proxy

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Windows -> Create private networks for each IP..

Linux -> Set up Socks5 Proxy

 

Thanks for the reply. I'll lookup how to do that now.

 

I should also point out that it is Linux. 

Create new administrive users (4x)

set-up a sock5 proxy for each one of them.

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Create new administrive users (4x)

set-up a sock5 proxy for each one of them.

 

Looking at tutorials online, its telling me to install Squid Proxy. Would this do the same?

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Thought I done it for a second, but whenever I connect to the proxy, it uses the main IP.

Example

 

The main IP is 000.000.00.000

The proxy i'm trying to use is 100.100.10.100

 

I use 100.100.10.100 in my internet options (windows) and check my IP on whatsmyip.org it comes up with 000.000.00.000 instead of 100.100.10.100. The same story with the third proxy, 200.200.20.200.

 

Looking for any suggestions atm

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